AlexY: So wait;
- we get new high-profile classics
- we get confirmation of three new big publishers (one soon, two later)
- we get the Witcher for cheap and as part of W2 hype
- we get a site update soon with PM and new, still optional, downloader
- we get an update on GOG's well-off status
Which is completely not worthy of any kind of hype? Really?
Too much hype for "just that" you say? Oh. Ok. I just thought it's a very big thing for a smaller, newer digital store to be profitable and marketable and can reel in new publishers for non-DRM sales. But yah, that's so
not important, since it's not
System Shock or anything worthy of our
precious internet time.
(/sarcasm)
I mean, no offense, but you're kinda bitchy.
- we get new high-profile classics - mmm, only a classic if you want it
- we get confirmation of three new big publishers (one soon, two later) yes, but shrouded in mystery once again
- we get the Witcher for cheap and as part of W2 hype - couldn't care less, not my type of game
- we get a site update soon with PM and new, still optional, downloader - my downloader works perfectly
- we get an update on GOG's well-off status - there are other gaming site, even that sell drm free games
Not ragging you or anything :-) just saying that because of the way that GOG handled this with all the mystery, people were bound to get expectant about their favourites. I'm sure some people were delighted with Atari, but others were disappointed.