Jumping the gun a bit, aren't we? GOG aren't selling Dragon Age just yet! :-)

Fallout bundle spotted at the main page. It doesn't come with either 3 or New Vegas. If any Fallout game gets released during the sale, it will be standalone.

I hope this is going to be sucessfull so that we might finally see C&C series games here.

There is no problem removing DRM at all. And they won't remove it from their store. But they can still bring DRM free version on GOG for a few more sales.

Well, i won't because of DRM. I had enough from this. I have few license discs with games i cannot play because DRM won't compatible with Windows 7. I had ti download a pirated version to play - work perfectly! So, its the DRM won't allow me to launch legal copy of game, game itself works perfectly - proved by crack. So, i don't play with DRM anymore - i don't want to pay for system which restrict me from using legally owned program.

This can change at any moment. Answer is simple: money. If EA and Bioware decide, that selling their old games at GOG won't hurt them - they will do it at one second.

Very cool. I just wish the most-voted games on the original "true or false" list (mainly Black & White) were there too. ;)

But there is; the will to do so.
The same exact thing has been said for many publishers. In some cases, the games finally came here (after years and years of discounts and even bundles) and in other cases, nope. Even if it comes here, it won't be soon after the first one.
You speak for yourself. Other people here use everything from Steam, Origin, Uplay, and consoles.
Well, it has remained unchanged for 5 years. Let's see whether it will take 5 more years till they decide to make a complete edition.

Its not about the will, its all about the money. :)

In some cases, the games finally came here and in other cases, they still can. As long as GOG exists, there is still possibility for any game to come here. :)

Of course, as any sane adult man. Others can speak for them selves. For example, a few posts above:

:)

Or 10 years. Or 1 month. It is unpredictable. :)

But it is, if you don't consider the money worthy of the effort. Also, consider exclusivity, something that all stores (even this one) engage in.

Found another one. Stranded Deep, the in-dev island survival game.

https://www.gog.com/support/stranded_deep

Maybe. The pattern so far has shown, however, not soon.

In case of EA, judging from their style, money is always worthy. :)

I remember time, when exclusivity war was not between stores, but between plaforms. And what we have now? Games what were not just execlusives, but flagships for platforms is now released on PC. Final Fantasy series, for example. Or Valkyria Chronicles. Why this happened? Multiplatform brings bigger amount of money than exclusives. So, i predict, that in a year or two, store exclusivity will be at the same place where we have now platform exclusivity - at backyard of gaming community.
Time will tell. We have just sit here and relax until something happens.

Since they released these bundles now, I suspect the chance of getting Oblivion or the newer Fallouts during these sales is close to none.
Guess we'll have to wait until late Summer (sigh) :(

Lots of money, but a bit?
I'm not sharing your optimism, especially when every publisher and their dog wants to introduce their own client.

At any rate, that's enough from me on that matter. I don't want to derail the thread any further.

Man... would not have thought I'd see this get here (at least not before 2020 or later).

DRM-free Dragon Age: Origins? I'm still in denial. That does not make sense!