WBGhiro: What i can't even say i don't like the cover art?
You can, but then I feel obligated to say that I
do, or else they'll just assume everybody dislikes it and change it... and I grew weary of changing covers back in the Sega Genesis days.
WBGhiro: I have nothing against anime style art or games,but even by those standards i find the cover to be extremely generic and badly done, if you enjoy it have no quarrel with you in fact good for you that you like it.
It could be better, yeah, but between DeviantArt and a number of indie games (not to mention console shovelware and the countless butchered covers that range from the days of Megaman to as recent as Shiren the Wanderer) as of late, I can live without a colorful racing game's anime-style cover having been drawn by Rumiko Takahashi. I've seen much, much worse used for more significant titles. I have a bit of a fondness for it, nonetheless.
As long as we're discussing cover changes, I wasn't particularly fond of the reflective glare and the "free" banner they added to the covers, either. I don't hate change... at least I don't think I do. I just don't like changes that... well, that I don't like! Wouldn't mind them changing whatever it was they did to the shelf a few months back that makes it lock up and display an "Unresponsive script" error every time I visit "My account".
bkilinc: lately I recommended gog in my facebook profile for good old strategy games and at that time superfrog appeared and it filled itself with childish anime games. if this is gog, I am out.
Textbook insecurity. Do you read the things you say? Those are both very common traits for people within your mental age group. You might want to do something about your personality, it's easily your greatest flaw.
Not that it matters. GOG is Good Old Games. That is a broad category that includes "childish anime games", as you so eloquently put it. That means you're out. It was good meeting you, stranger. Sayonara. ;)