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To be published by Midnight City.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/132802-Costume-Quest-2-Coming-This-October
I am glad to know that, and I hope GOG gets it in their catalog as soon as possible, It would be great for a halloween promo, specially considering that there are not many halloween themed games on GOG.
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LeonardoCornejo: I am glad to know that, and I hope GOG gets it in their catalog as soon as possible, It would be great for a halloween promo, specially considering that there are not many halloween themed games on GOG.
It just went up on steam with preorder bonus of four costumes from the first game:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/275180/
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LeonardoCornejo: I am glad to know that, and I hope GOG gets it in their catalog as soon as possible, It would be great for a halloween promo, specially considering that there are not many halloween themed games on GOG.
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jimbob0i0: It just went up on steam with preorder bonus of four costumes from the first game:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/275180/
Good for you, but I shall never buy something from Steam, at least not until they stop being the videogame bullies they are now.
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jimbob0i0: It just went up on steam with preorder bonus of four costumes from the first game:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/275180/
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LeonardoCornejo: Good for you, but I shall never buy something from Steam, at least not until they stop being the videogame bullies they are now.
This always strikes me as such a strange and biased perspective. What has Valve and Steam done that's just so evil that you would label them as bullies?
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LeonardoCornejo: Good for you, but I shall never buy something from Steam, at least not until they stop being the videogame bullies they are now.
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Necrodamus: This always strikes me as such a strange and biased perspective. What has Valve and Steam done that's just so evil that you would label them as bullies?
Read their terms and conditions, you don't buy the gmes, you buy the permission to play them.
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Necrodamus: This always strikes me as such a strange and biased perspective. What has Valve and Steam done that's just so evil that you would label them as bullies?
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LeonardoCornejo: Read their terms and conditions, you don't buy the gmes, you buy the permission to play them.
I realize I'm playing with black magic and necro'ing this thread but wanted to make this comment in case anyone else reads this...that's how it's been for many, many years and not just with Steam but also box versions. You own the LICENSE to play the game via the media that you purchased it on.

One article...and it applies to every game I can remember purchasing since at least 2000. I suppose I could dig out my mid-90's copy of Wolfenstein 3D but I'm pretty sure it was the same deal. Same with any software that I can recall like AutoCAD, Acid, Lightroom, Photoshop, MS Office, ICQ (edit: ok, maybe a bad example there), Quicken, etc. You never owned them, you probably never will.

http://venturebeat.com/community/2013/06/23/you-dont-own-your-games/

Edit: And for the record I'd love to see part 2 on GOG as well :)
Post edited June 12, 2015 by SlumberingSlot
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LeonardoCornejo: Read their terms and conditions, you don't buy the gmes, you buy the permission to play them.
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SlumberingSlot: I realize I'm playing with black magic and necro'ing this thread but wanted to make this comment in case anyone else reads this...that's how it's been for many, many years and not just with Steam but also box versions. You own the LICENSE to play the game via the media that you purchased it on.

One article...and it applies to every game I can remember purchasing since at least 2000. I suppose I could dig out my mid-90's copy of Wolfenstein 3D but I'm pretty sure it was the same deal. Same with any software that I can recall like AutoCAD, Acid, Lightroom, Photoshop, MS Office, ICQ (edit: ok, maybe a bad example there), Quicken, etc. You never owned them, you probably never will.

http://venturebeat.com/community/2013/06/23/you-dont-own-your-games/

Edit: And for the record I'd love to see part 2 on GOG as well :)
But GOG is different, because it is DRM free.