This is my all-time favorite RTS game. My friends and I still play this and find it to be superior to it's unofficial remake Supreme Commander (though that is a good one too) and any other RTS ever released. Although I still own and play copies, I'm going to buy this as a back-up. Awesome, thanks!

That being said, they left a "n" out of "Annihilation". I'm sure that will be corrected soon.

I am also impressed, I own the original and both addons. Bought it without even thinking. Thank you GOG.

Me too, I own the original on dual-CD from about 1999, but not the expansion packs,. This along with Starcraft is the best RTS for me :) Thanks so much GOG!

Have the original TA on disk and bought the impulse version when first gcame out but hated the music didnt work unless u use winamp or someother mp3 player. Instant buy here for the fact music works and the game dosent have any drm or reliant on a 3rd party launcher.
This game still is on of my top 10 games of all time.
The amount of hours me and friends played this on lan is unreal back when it was first released.

GOG gave me great birthday present, thanks guys!
I "owned" an illegal copy when I was a kid (back then I was not aware of piracy) and I loved it. I was sad that I could not buy it anymore. I think that it wasn't even released in my country.
About month ago I said to a friend: "If you ever see TA in any store for any price - buy it for me, I'll give you money back later".
You rock, GOG! Thanks to you I can play the best RTS ever once again.

Happy birthday Vifon. Today is actually my birthday, so it was one day early. TA came out in the day when it was easy to make copies of the original discs, which was good because although I owned a copy of the game, I was able to play it years later using the backup copies I made, long after my original copy went missing. I was happy to pay the $5.99 for an online copy to keep my obsession with this game alive.

I had the privilege of snagging the very rare TA+BT+CC Gold Edition for Mac OS 9 back in the day, and I was always sad that it never made the jump to OS X. One of my most vivid LAN game memories was messing up my friend's intricately laid plan by simply waddling my Commander into his base and D-Gunning him (killing myself in the process of course). I laughed; he tore his hair out.
...of course, in the next game we played he pummeled me into the ground with Big Berthas. :)
Many thanks to GOG for bringing this masterpiece of a game back to me. When I finally got it to work on my Mac through CrossOver Games (with a little tweaking of course) I couldn't stop smiling. Now, let's see if I can finally beat that infuriating island mission for ARM...

Are you talking about the one where you have to prevent a fleet of ships from escaping off the map?
I think that might have been the first and only time I skipped a mission. I've always felt...bad over that.