With the celebrations of GOG’s 16th Anniversary, we are thrilled to announce our new initiative.
We’re launching the GOG Preservation Program – an official stamp on classic games that GOG has improved, with a commitment of our own resources to ensure their compatibility with modern systems and make them as enjoyable to play as possible.
This initiative was created to make games live forever and once again bring the utmost attention to what the center of our work has been for the last 16 years: video game preservation.
We begin with the re-release of 100 classic games from our catalog with updated, improved, or quality-tested builds, including masterpieces like Heroes of Might and Magic® 3, Resident Evil, and Diablo+Hellfire.
Visit our website dedicated to the Program to learn more: https://t.co/Mk11YwLfGj
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I found a video showing how an earlier model works. This one has two beaters per arm (one arm per slit), whereas the one on the AC shop has one beater pet arm.
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@kungfufruitcup Hi, Fufu! Yesterday on Animal Crossing you came across an item of furniture you didn't recognize. It was a vintage Japanese massage chair. I have one just like that (just a little darker shade of brown) we bought in the 1980s.
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@eurogamer Well, it was exactly Final Fantasy's «adding more advanced systems or new twists to familiar concepts» that made me give up on the franchise several iterations ago. So I guess I'm still the target demographic for DQ.
Sometimes people ask “what the heck is a GOG????”
Well, we’re here to explain! Share this handy video with your friends and people who don’t know what a “GOG” is 🫴
SCHEDULE IS OUT
https://t.co/RFJpMnKUYT
July 12, 13, 14
Obscure Retrogaming Twitch Marathon
at https://t.co/WNZJ0RddGm
The times in the schedule are displayed according to your own timezone.