Back in September 2008, I wrote about a new company called Good Old Games. They sell old games, DRM free, which is especially cool. This has become a very lucrative business. Last year, GoG started with only a few games, two of which were Freespace and Fallout. Today, is a great day for GoG, as it added Myst and Creature to it’s catalog. I’m not a big fan of either, but these are pretty heavy weights.
In honor of a late 1-year anniversary, I decided to high lite a couple of the cool finds on GoG.
- Might and Magic 1-6
- Heroes of Might and Magic 3 Complete
- Duke Nukem 3D
- FreeSpace 1 and 2
- Canon Fodder
- Beyond Good and Evil
- Unreal Tournament 2004
- and so many more …
Another good place for classic games is Steam, which has a pretty impressive game catalog. I’ll talk about it more in another post. Just be careful, Steam uses some pretty powerful DRM.