Psi 5 is still awesome.

And still instabuy-worthy if it ever pops up on gog.

When GOG has Day 1 releases, they are usually required to hold off until the game is also available on the other platforms, the biggest one being Steam. Steam usually releases new games about 6 hours after GOG's normal release time. So, a late release is a pretty good clue that the game is going to be a day 1 indie of some sort.

Dang, was hoping we'd get at least one LucasArts game Tue. and Thur. from here until they "run out".

To be fair, they DID give you 6 Tuesday.

I was wondering if anyone else would remember that game.

Unfortunately I just looked at screen shots. The DOS version is only three colors, unless I'm missing something. The C-64 version looks much better.

I'm betting it's a weekly thing, either 1 or 2 a week. Why would they want to go any faster?

So GOG employees can get a bigger Christmas bonus.

I know Friday isn't traditionally a release day, but perhaps we'll see something Halloween-ish tomorrow, given that it's Halloween and all.

One can hope, anyway. :)

Releasing games faster doesn't necessarily equal greater sales. There's a saturation point where people will run out of money to spend on unnecessary, entertainment products. If you release them in a slow steady stream, you make it easier for people to justify smaller, impulsive purchases. You also stretch out your promotional opportunities. You get a big traffic boost of people checking out what the new release is for 3 months, instead of 1 or 2. There are many, many business/strategic reasons to make this a slow, drawn out process.

I get that, I reached my saturation point on day one, and I only purchased one title. I was just trying to coax more releases so I can get to the ones I really want. I can't buy all my games with a discount.

So GOG, you can release KotOR2 now.

I really HOPE that Costume Quest 2 gets released here. It's out today on other platforms for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and even WiiU.

I understand. There are definitely some games that I'm looking forward to as well. I just see this all too clearly from a business perspective. If I was the GOG decision makers, I would have only released 4 games initially. I would then only release 1 game per week thereafter. I might even skip a week if sales on some of the previously released titles held steady and also give some of your customers some extra time to purchase one of the previous releases that they had been on the fence about. I also never would have revealed even an estimate of how many titles I expected to eventually release... I guess you guys should be thankful that I'm not in charge. :)

Oh, me too. I was just answering your question.

it's here!
http://www.gog.com/game/icewind_dale_enhanced_edition

Hmmm... doesn't seem to be regionally-priced. Let's wait and see.