I find GOG especially good for the really old games.Īll my digital purchases are either on Steam or GOG, as I just recently, finally, repurchased the last of my Bioware games on Steam that were originally on Origin.
#Crusader no remorse vs reddit install#
And in the case of really old games that are on 2 1/2" floppy discs (some of which required a boot disc to run), they probably wouldn't install anyway (are there even any floppy drives anymore?). Plus, patches (if any) are auto-installed, and in some cases (Gothic 3 for example), a community bug fix/content patch is also available for download. It's just so much easier to install the game from a digital copy than drag out the boxed version to try to install it. Like many gamers here, when I buy a game for the 2nd time, It's to replace an older boxed dvd/cd/floppy disc version of the game. SunrYesterday Originsider: Mask of Arcadius Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition Probably some false ones for Ubisoft bought on Steam or Epic-ie bought once, but Ubi shows a separate copy in Galaxy ĭuplicates bought cos of bundles in Steam, Humble or Fanatical.īatman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Editionīatman™ Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Editionĭelores: A Thimbleweed Park Mini-Adventure
Many old titles bought again on sale at GOG cos old version wouldn't work on Windows 7 or 10 Okay, I was expecting 20-30, not over 100, so likely explanations:Įpic weekly freebie of a title I already had Asked this in another thread, but I figured it deserved its own thread, especially if any of you are as careless as I am-losing track of what I already have!
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