So the expected website redesign came and...

We still don't have sharable wishlists.

http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/public_wishlist_with_options_to_share_it
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/share_our_wishlist


Shared libraries would be great too. You know, all those "game catalog" site that hook in to the DRM API, could be nice if GOG could open up to let us populate them automatically.

I think that'll come with Galaxy, like all the Steam-like features. When Galaxy comes you'll have the option to have a public profile, and that might include a wishlist.

What's the status on a public wishlist?

You've got the [url=http://www.gogwiki.com/wiki/User:P1na]gogwiki[/url], if it's that important to you.

Would I be able to unwish a wish?

I voted a wish when I just see the title but regreted it once I read the description

Speaking about it, is it up-to-date? I mean are all the releases there?

What releases?

GOG releases, I mean all games, DLCs and stuff.

Probably? I don't really use it, so I'm not sure, but I believe JMich keeps it up to date.

Not really, haven't added anything after Age of Wonders 3, since the wiki is lacking needed functionality (regional pricing mostly, and needs better support for DLCs and different editions of a game).

Ahm. Well, good to know.

And there you have your answer, Zeffyr: the important thing is not knowing, but having the phone number of the one who does know.

I think not really... I can't find all the new games there.

EDIT: Thanks for the info, JMich :>

Wait. Was a lot of the game info in the wiki posted by just one person? That does not scale so well... No wonder it is not up to date.
It was a brave effort.
I thought it was a somewhat automated process.

No, most of the entries were [url=http://www.gogwiki.com/wiki/Special:Contributions/JMich]done by me[/url]. At some point Eli was attempting to improve the game pages, and I did hope that the process could be automated, especially after MaGoG appeared, but it doesn't seem to have happened.

You have my thanks for your hard work. I have found good information there.
I just checked MaGoG. Seems useful. And it seems like it would have helped, I agree.
Unfortunately I do not have the free time to contribute. :-(