ok, it's a lesser pile of horseshit.

I like more Fallout New Vegas than Fallout 3. Better history and gameplay, it have much more "roleplay".

Of course it was, Bethesda didnt make it. : )

My question is who is subscribed to GOG and doesn't have Fallout 1 and 2? I know, for me, it was the reason I signed up.

Subscribed? I've been on GoG since 2008, and I still havent gotten Fallout 1 and 2 here. Got them retail. : )

I don´t have them but i will. That´s because i´ve bought them two times on store. last one on december 2009 (a 10 euro CD with the complete saga). Buy i will buy them in a (not near) future, mainly to support GOG.

Tsk, tsk. I sold my collection and bought them on GOG. I hate physical copies of games, though. Just clutter up space.

Yeah, but the computer hardware needed to play the games take up space too. : I store my retail games there. : )

Actual USB hard drives have huge space, i have there all my GOG roms/installers.
I don´t have all my GOG games installed, of course.

I have Fallout 2 from CD Expert, Fallout Collection - White Label (no kids in FO1, but I just need to install Children Patch), and Fallout Trilogy from GOG.com. I would like to have the big boxes of FO1 & 2, but they're too expensive to buy nowadays (unfortunately). : /

@cogath: You should try playing some hours of Fallout 1 or 2, not the demo, the full games. Get the game borrowed from a friend or something. I played this demo you're talking about, but it's different from the game released (I don't know how explain, but the demo haven't much to do with the full game).

Put me in the haven't bought them from GOG camp.
Bought 'em when they came out. Not buying 'em again.

I share Your pain, i'm a nut for physical releases, i loved the cardboard boxes, and hated [and still hate] the DVD cases. But, i had some luck with Fallout. Somewhere in 2008 i was at this thing called Makro Cash & Carry, it's something like a very big supermarket, where every customer needs a card, and to get that card You need to have your own business or something like that, because MC&C is mostly a wholesale market for shopowners. And to my surprise, on a little shelf near the cash registers i saw it.. a bit cardboard box of Fallout 2 [sadly, the localized version] for 7PLN, [that's about 3 bucks back then], and new games cost about 120PLN. So, it was a giveaway. Sadly, they had only one, or two [my friend bought the other, i believe], and sadly, they didn't have any other games in boxes. I still wonder if some whops have some really old artifacts, deep down in their basements...