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Posted June 23, 2011
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I'm sure I'm not the first and definitely will not be the last to take this view but:

Thank you GoG! I have many of these games on disk and/or locked away in my heart and thought I'd never play them again short of delving into the dark arts of computer programming, messing with DOSBox, and so on. Not only that, you make download and playing SUPER easy. And as if that were not enough, your use of PayPal is phenomenal - I write online and get residual royalties every month so there's nothing in the world like rewarding myself with a classic game every month (or, in my recent case, several times a month).

Thanks for everything and I will be checking back a LOT in the future, so keep the good stuff coming!

VetMichael (A Geezer Gamer)
Posted June 23, 2011
Make sure to check back for new releases and promos every weekend!
Posted June 23, 2011
Each tuesday and thursday I click on F5 like a lunatic (at afternoon of course) until I see most recent release.

GoG is for me magical place of childhood memories and good gaming. I love you gog *kiss*... and yes I am a man
Post edited June 23, 2011 by Detlik
Posted June 23, 2011
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Detlik: I love you gog *kiss*... and yes I am a man
As you may recall, GOG is a woman :>.
Posted June 23, 2011
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Detlik: Each tuesday and thursday I click on F5 like a lunatic (at afternoon of course) until I see most recent release.
Go forth and be lazy
Posted June 23, 2011
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Detlik: Each tuesday and thursday I click on F5 like a lunatic (at afternoon of course) until I see most recent release.
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xyem: Go forth and be lazy
I love you...
Posted June 23, 2011
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VetMichael: short of delving into the dark arts of computer programming
If it makes you feel any better, most of the people who delve into the "dark arts" of computer programming wouldn't bother either.

Beside the questionable legality of it, the time required is such that unless they are total die-hard fans of the game, most would rather find something more worthwhile to do with their time.

So really, you're not missing much in that regard.
Post edited June 23, 2011 by Magnitus
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