Just fantastic what you guys are doing here, so many games that I have been yearning to play are no longer playable because of the scourge that is Vista (boo hiss).
Just one small suggestion..... it seems to me that there are A great many people who are not fully understanding what you are trying to achieve, on the wishlist (which for the most part had me drooling) it seems that some people think that you are just trying to bypass the DRM feature of all games, the votes for Spore in particular had me simultaniously baffled and amused.
The suggestion then is just to put A small message at the top of the wishlist page reminding people that GOG actually stands for good OLD games and not got outragous gas or other probably funnier things.
In the meantime I would like to say thankyou once again, this has the potential to become something quite wonderful, keep up the good work chaps!

Hey, it's possible that if the company sees what people want, they'll give in to demand.
Anyway, there is a suggestion thread, and an introduce yourself thread, and if you're looking to give complements, we actually recommend you check out under support.. there's a category for that.
Anyway, welcome, and please try to avoid making posts without searching in the future.

As for the other things GOG means.....a lil bit of trivia for you :)
A 'gog' around my parts is a person from north wales. its from the welsh word gogledd (pronounced Gog-Leath , as in leather) meaning "north" and is a relativly affectionate term, depending on how you use it of course :P
From that, theres a claymation cartoon called "Gogs" which follows a family of cave people in prehistory and its great! have a look : [url=]http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109915/ [/url]
with our average user age and what this site does, it seems very fitting that it shares the name! :D

Ahh yes A noobie mistake by me...my apologies and thankyou for the welcome.
DrWevil..after having A look at the Gogs I can see where the average age of the users here is relevant to it lol, thanks for the link.

No problem, it happens to all of us! :)