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I just remembered that I wanted to buy Original War from this site, but for some reason I forgot about it, but when I went to purchase it just now, I found that it doesn't exist on this site for purchase anymore. It was here....right? Or am I just insane?
Post edited March 02, 2009 by PredakingCrush
I assume you mean: Original War. There is a licensing issue that turned up, it will not be back until this is "fixed".
edit : Staff response on this
Post edited March 02, 2009 by Ois
Damn, that's one of the games I planned to buy this month. :/
Still waiting on OFP, in other news.
With the completely hopeless relationship between Codemasters and Bohemia Interactive, I kind of doubt we're going to see Operation Flashpoint again. It seems Bohemia fly into a rage with the mere mention of Codemasters, so I can't imagine them coming to any sort of agreement. Unless someone in the GoG-team have experience from the UN or something.
And since Original War is on the Sprocket Idea portal (which is partly owned by the original developers of the game) for the relatively insane price of 9.99 Euro ex. VAT, I don't know about that either.
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Zeewolf: With the completely hopeless relationship between Codemasters and Bohemia Interactive, I kind of doubt we're going to see Operation Flashpoint again. It seems Bohemia fly into a rage with the mere mention of Codemasters, so I can't imagine them coming to any sort of agreement. Unless someone in the GoG-team have experience from the UN or something.

It's a bit childish really. I can see where they're coming from but it still looks unprofessional to bitch so much about something that makes so little difference if they make a good game. If they'd retained the OFP name for the release of ArmA (making it OFP2), they'd have only done damage to the name because they themselves said they put it out early and rushed to raise money which explains a lot about the quality (or lack thereof) in the game.
By the time they got to making OFP3 (arma 2), they'd lose any benefit gained from the name because they'd have driven off a number of the fans who bought OFP2 on name alone assuming it'd be as good.
We haven't forgotten about either titles and we are working to get them both back in the catalogue. Once we have news we'll post it.