Signing Take Two doesn't necessarily means that they will bring any new games here. Still I would gladly get a lot of their games here.

Imagine if they release Grand Theft Auto V DRM-free with optional Galaxy integration.

Signing Take Two and getting one of their new AAA titles are two different things. Yea we might get Max Payne and maybe a couple of more titles. But I wouldn't hold my breath for GTA 5.

I saw him mention this in someone else's stream recently, but I thought it meant he'll play Max Payne on his own channel. I would love to be wrong, though.

"MemoriesIn8Bit playing Max Payne on GOG.com StreamTeam"

I think it's just some Twitch limitation. For example on Outstarwalker's channel right now:
" Outstarwalker playing Quiplash on GOG.com StreamTeam "
https://www.twitch.tv/outstarwalker

Quiplash CONFIRMED!!!


Yeah, you're probably right. I thought I had Woodward & Bernsteined something big.

My Gog, no microtransactions please.
Also, can we get the missing classics first? :P

Dark Souls, any of them, will never come here in a million years because they're all technically MMOs. You NEED that connection to the servers, that's literally half the point of the game.

Technically MMOs ? Yes there is an online component in the Souls games but it's mostly a gimmick that is fun maybe once or twice and then that, unless you are a huge fan of PvP in general, you disable and forget about it. For a lot of peoples the interest of those games is in their difficulty, in their design or ambiance, not in the online part.

I REALLY like the logic / chances of these two right there.

And have to admit, my thoughts were similar to Barry - I don't see Take-Two as having the "hangups" of the other large publishers (EA, Ubi, Microsoft, Sony - who have obvious ties to their own "platforms" and a strong desire for software control).

Grand Theft was one of the first games that came to my mind to be honest. A "spinoff" Grand Theft would be perfect to test the waters (in other words, not a proper Grand Theft Auto 5 - or are they on 6? - but something like a Vice City).

Warner Brothers was another one I "suspected" and that immediately came to mind, because of the ties some of their licensed properties have to Disney.

*grr EDIT - I don't mean WBs ties to Disney - I meant to say more along the lines that their licensed video game properties are already here, DRM free so I could see an ADDITIONAL "big name" licensed release showing up here day one.

Well that's awesome if it's true and we aren't just missing something!

Also if Quiplash is coming, I hope GOG can get both the Jackbox Party Packs.

Given that those relation include the former suing the later, not sure if it's really going to help :)

Yep, but despite that they still went into another partnership for the witcher 3. That shows how money matters most...

LOL bummer - is this still about the multi-region distro of Witcher 2? You'd think they would have wrapped that up by now (yes I do realize litigation between major corporate entities is an interminable slog).

I thought of another contender - is Monolith releasing anything in the next year and who is slated to publish? Maybe a Dishonored or Shadows of Mordor followup perhaps?