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MonkeyforaHead posted:If you've already got DN3D on XBLA there's not much point unless you feel like modding the hell out of it. Personally I'm not huge on ROTT, but it's a different game, go for it. Proper Mouselook, user maps and 3D acceleration is reason enough.
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404notfound posted:Well, but also I don't think the two services are meant to be overlapping that much. It's inevitable, given that any publisher who goes the digital distribution route will probably want to put their games on as many services as possible, but the original purpose of GOG is to provide good old games. Obviously, that's open to interpretation, but I think everybody can agree that games like Far Cry and Sands of Time aren't really the sort of thing that GOG was designed for. Not that it's a bad thing to have them available for people who just don't or can't buy them on Steam. The more games the better. Them not having any DRM makes them a much more worthwhile purchase from GOG rather than getting them elsewhere.
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Squish posted:Has anyone played Descent I/II on an AMD machine? Ever since I got my first Athlon I've had to leave these games on the shelf. I have tried Dos box and had no success - there's some kind of timing problem with AMD CPUs on that game, and everything goes way too fast. That shouldn't be an issue at all with DOSBox. The CPU is entirely emulated.
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Zat posted:Well, that Duke offer just got me. Manhattan Project was great fun while Duke 3D is one of the greatest things ever. That game was the first time places looked pretty much like real world in a 3D game let alone an FPS, and the coolness didn't stop there. Also probably the first game I played multiplayer in LAN. Just use eduke32. You can run it so it looks and plays almost exactly like the original duke with the bonus of it running a hell of a lot better and having non-gimped mouselook. You can turn autoaiming off too.
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Sporadic posted:That's the offical answer but back when this was first announced, Joe (whatever his last name is) said they didn't include it because it would have made the download too big and they didn't want to pay for the bandwidth. Jesus christ Joe is loving lazy. I'm pretty sure DOSBox supports MP3-encoded CD Audio tracks.
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I bought Colin McRae 2005, along with Hostile Waters (I remember it being reviewed years ago and I thought it looked interesting).al-azad posted:Now that a new MechWarrior was announced, the games need to find their way to GoG.
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Grawl posted:You have a right to complain when a hot coffee of Starbucks falls into your lap, or when you got a speeding ticket, or when you're 5 minutes late and the bank is indeed closed. It still doesn't mean you need to. I own one. You are a oval office.
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Jul 31, 2009 02:30
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Grawl posted:You mean GOG. No. You are a oval office. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:Not worth it. Postal 2 isn't even something you can enjoy ironically. gently caress you I enjoyed playing it.
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I'd love to see some some old Amiga exclusive games get released on GoG. I missed out on all that since I only ever had a PC.AxeManiac posted:Alley Cat 
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AxeManiac posted:Blood was awesome. Needs a remake badly. The humor and setting was awesome, but they need to update the gameplay and make it not so hard! loving pussy 
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