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GOG.com and Interplay Level up!

GOG.com has been in talks with our good friends at Interplay, and we’re pleased to be able to say that we have good news! Not only are we adding four classic games from their catalog to GOG.com in the near future, but we’re also going to give you another chance to [url=http://www.gog.com/en/promo/interplay_price_change_promo_09_11_12]save big on the games we already have for the next week!

Every silver lining has a cloud, though, and the reason that we’re putting the games on sale again is because we’re raising the prices on some of the Interplay games on the 16th of November as part of our new deal with Interplay. As such, games such as Fallout, MDK, Redneck Rampage and others may never be as cheap on GOG.com as they will be this next week. If you’ve been hesitating to pull the trigger on any classic Interplay games, now’s your last chance to buy and save big!

What are the new games that we’re adding to the Interplay collection? Well, if you know GOG.com, you know what we don’t like to give away that kind of news early, but if you’re paying attention on our website--or on any of our social media channels like , [url=http://www.facebook.com/gogcom]Facebook, , [url=http://www.youtube.com/gogcom]Google+ or even just your email inbox, you’ll be sure to find out.

So pick up our last huzzay of Interplay games at $2.99 this week, and let us know in the comments below what classic Interplay games you’re hoping will show up on GOG.com early next year--or perhaps even sooner!
I imagine the Freespace 1 being lower is because its campaign is available for free to play in the 2nd game's engine.

$10 is too much for these games. They are good, yes, but they are also old. A lot of kids nowadays claim not to be able to stand graphics in games of this vintage.

Do Interplay really believe that raising prices will increase profit? Illegal though it is, they are "competing" with quite a few illegal "abandonware" sites that have these games for download. If Joe Bloggs sees Fallout 1 is free to download "abandonware" or $10, he is, I think, more likely to choose the free option when $10 is the alternative vs. if $6 is the alternative.