Podcasts (audio ones) would be cool. Maybe featuring interviews with devs (especially as you've done kickstarter deals and pay what you want promo's to help devs).

We could have our community questions answered, and you could give us the latest GOG news on it too.

This is brilliant idea. They should release it on sunday or monday, those two days are 'empty' anyway.

edit. of course they should not reveal new games, only give some TEnigmatic tips.

But then there would e no surprises... And I like checking up on GOG couple times a week just to see what's going on.

Well, hopefully next week will be better. I am not a user of any iOS/MacOS devices, but it's good that GOG will support more gamers - they have to keep up with Steam and the rest.... There was quite a few new releases, but I suppose you are waiting for something old and good....

Good idea, although I already check GOG every day for announcements and stuff.

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agreed that would be better.

Nothing new for RSS subscribers, but good for those who like their news in video form.

Agreed.

Anyone in marketing knows you don't jam a whole bunch of different things in one video (answering questions, talking about upcoming promotions etc.), you pick one idea (the week in review) and stick to it.

I see this kind of thing from amateurs on YouTube all the time -- jam as much as they can into a 10 minute video thinking it will interest more people. It doesn't. It just becomes a jumble sale of crap nobody watches.

Plus, this new GOG video is a great promotional piece, especially for new customers, who have absolutely no interest in answers the interminably boring nitpicking questions some of the gamers on GOG ask :)

Really really like this!!!

Even though you already have your weekend promo it's very nice to see another update today on Friday

Though, I have to admit that I have been somewhat dissapointed by the lack of community events and the attention to it recently, perhaps you should do another Q&A live session sometime? Answer some forum questions?

I like the idea, but it feels a bit like an afterthought: "this is what you could have bought at a discount if you had been paying attention to our website last week". Instead I'd like to know what's coming, pitching a game before it comes to GOG or before it gets a price cut makes more sense in my opinion. You should take a look at Giant Bomb (I love mondays, preferably the OLD format which was more structured). Also quick looks of old games would be appreciated. I often look up "let's play" videos on YouTube. But those are usually not based on the GOG build so I still don't know if my experience will be similar.

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Plus, I get these kinds of comments about my website all the time -- "It would be better if you added this", "Don't include that", "You should have added a podcast".

Here's a thought.........START YOUR OWN WEBSITE :)

You can never please everyone, and the people who try are destined to failure.

Good job GOG Team!! Nice video, good summary of recent events. I'm really glad you're making steps forward (new market segments, new ideas, new customers). You're last year dream of becoming number 2 in games digital distribution is coming closer and closer to reality. Don't forget about old-school gamers though (those that remember that GOG used to stand for- Good Old Games). You made me very happy this year with Silent Storm 2 - that was my number one wish listed game. Of course I bought a few new ones and old ones too and I will continue to spend my money here.
And BTW: I supported Project Eternity straight away after they announced that they will be on GOG in 2014... Future looks good....

Great idea. Like others have said, including a Q/A section as the bulk of the weekly video would be awesome. Most of us can catch up on the news via the emails you guys send out or browsing the front page, but we won't necessarily know the answers to the many questions that you receive via Twitter, Facebook, Support, etc.