GameRager: Well as I said they'll probably want to drop a few big draw titles first, preferrably non-niche(like sports/sims/flight games/etc) to draw as many sales as possible the first day. Yeah we have enough adventures, but then again they do sell good in many cases. I'm not inferring that flight shooters/sims don't sell good either, it's just not likely that'll be the first day release choice.
They wouldn't necessarily be your first choice, but you aren't GOG. Where do you get the idea that a game like Wing Commander would be "niche"? You do realize that after the adventure game, the second big gaming genre to flourish on the PC was flight and air/space combat sims and possibly the biggest one of all of them was the WC series. There are very few old games out there that deserve the GOG treatment more that the WC series does and if it were ever to show up here, it would produce a massive influx of new members and sales.
dudalb: A lot of us were scared that GOG was gone for good.
If they would have announced that the site would be down a few days for an upgrade, no problem. But they tried to be cute and upset a lot of their customers.
You seem to have a unique slant on reality.
Anyone that was "scared" that GOG had gone under simply wasn't paying attention. As always, GOG left obscurely obvious clues to what was happening all over the place, even in the content of the original shutdown notice. They had even told us on multiple occasions in the months leading up to the shutdown that they would be making a massive update to the site in September, but none in the "panicked" crowd even considered that a site update might actually involve some site downtime. Unfortunately, GOG did not anticipate that or that people would miss the clues and reacted far too slowly to the panic it caused, which just made the situation worse.