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General discussion (archive)How many terabyte's is the GOG catalog?(41 posts)(41 posts)
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Posted June 19, 2014
Some of the goodies are quite large and extra GB can add up quickly. I backup all my games on a external drive, and figure that I will need to purchase a larger capacity drive in the future...
Posted June 19, 2014
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zeffyr: 860,9 GB :-)

So, answering to the main question: 0,86 TB.

How have I counted that? MaGog + Excel magic :)
Thanks, that's good to know!
But yeah, the goodies are also adding up to remarkable number!

I'm also backing up my games, let's see for how much longer :D Buying another external HDD is planned anyway, that Seagate one looks good! Are they any good?
Posted June 19, 2014
All of them and that's an official answer :P
Posted June 19, 2014
Wow, I could save all of them in my HDD! So much awesomeness in so little space!
Posted June 19, 2014
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zeffyr: 860,9 GB :-)

So, answering to the main question: 0,86 TB.

How have I counted that? MaGog + Excel magic :)
Well, MaGog doesn't properly report the extra languages, nor the Mac installers. I think it's closer to 2TB than less than 1. Can take a closer look later on.
Posted June 19, 2014
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zeffyr: 860,9 GB :-)

So, answering to the main question: 0,86 TB.

How have I counted that? MaGog + Excel magic :)
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Reever: Thanks, that's good to know!
But yeah, the goodies are also adding up to remarkable number!

I'm also backing up my games, let's see for how much longer :D Buying another external HDD is planned anyway, that Seagate one looks good! Are they any good?
I am a fan of Western Digital myself :)
Posted June 19, 2014
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JudasIscariot: I am a fan of Western Digital myself :)
Nah, Seagate is the best choice ;-)
Posted June 19, 2014
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JudasIscariot: I am a fan of Western Digital myself :)
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zeffyr: Nah, Seagate is the best choice ;-)
ooo and the brand wars commence! @_@
Posted June 19, 2014
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zeffyr: 860,9 GB :-)

So, answering to the main question: 0,86 TB.

How have I counted that? MaGog + Excel magic :)
It ought to be more than that (at least if you're counting the various language versions and the bonus content). I've backed up all my gog games on an external hard drive (you never know when the gogmonks feel like pulling one of their infamous pranks again), and it's already well over 1TB by now (and that's excluding the MAC versions, which I didn't download) - and I own nowhere near the full catalogue.
Post edited June 19, 2014 by fronzelneekburm
Posted June 19, 2014
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JudasIscariot: I am a fan of Western Digital myself :)
Another vote for WD, with second choice Samsung. :-)
Posted June 19, 2014
I own quite a few games on GOG, and way too many to download manually. Is there an easy way to download your entire catalogue?
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