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Thanks for the heads-up we appreciate knowing when stuff is going to leave the catalog
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HypersomniacLive: Thanks for the heads up, and as others already said - again?
That's what we said too :/
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Grargar: Now, all that remains to be seen is whether they would be interested in signing a deal with GOG.
And what do you think? Will they be interested in such kind of a deal?

I have a feeling that publishers are very slow with offering their old IPs to public (e.g. Atari, Ubisoft, EA) despite having or not a signed agreement with GOG.
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timmy010: i think i almost care! nah i don't. :-P
Yet, you care enough to post.
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Cadaver747: And what do you think? Will they be interested in such kind of a deal?
I don't know enough about the publisher (Arc System Works). It could go either way.
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Cadaver747: I have a feeling that publishers are very slow with offering their old IPs to public (e.g. Atari, Ubisoft, EA) despite having or not a signed agreement with GOG.
No surprise there. It's not like EA or Ubisoft are getting the vast majority of their money by selling their stuff here.
Post edited February 20, 2017 by Grargar
Why are you not announcing this in "blue" thread, dear GOG staff? This is super important... :/
Post edited February 20, 2017 by Lin545
Sucks, but I'm guessing the rights reverted to Arc, right? If actions are being taken to bring them back, hopefully that'll lead to more of Arc's catalog showing up on GOG. Ya know, like Melty Blood: AACC, Under Night In-Birth, etc.

A man's gotta dream.
Pease form an orderly line to the chopping block. Then form a similar, although not as tall, line to the reattachment clinic.
These games are really giving everyone the gears! Perhaps the new publisher will feel a little guilty about it though and bring the games back here soon. :)
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JudasIscariot: That's what we said too :/
Perhaps we should perform a cleansing ritual to stop this come and go madness once and for all.
Another pair of awesome games are leaving... Lets hope it goes the same way like Ceville ;).Good luck GOG.Cheers
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Are these games perhaps leaving again because they're feeling guilty? But guilty about what? And how, for that matter, does inanimate equipment (or is it an actual machine gear?) feel guilt (or anything else) in the first place?
Or does "guilty" in this case mean that it was found guilty of some crime or moral misdeed? If so, what (and in what jurisdiction)? What was the sentence?
So, so many questions, and so little time left in which to continue not giving a shit about the answers!
Post edited February 21, 2017 by HunchBluntley
thats very sad, as there are very few japanese and ever less fighting games here.

Hope, GoG will be able to bring it back
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Lin545: Why are you not announcing this in "blue" thread, dear GOG staff? This is super important... :/
It's against GOG regulations
I have guilty gear x2 is isuka any good? I heard bad reviews from isuka so I got guilty gear x2 on sale. Although this now means I own a RARE limited edition game on GOG haha
Post edited February 21, 2017 by silent49