How about the following

1. Freespace 2?

2. Kabuto?

3. Sacrifice?

Personally, I would go for Freespace 2 since the community modded it so heavily where its mod is around 8gb with around 5 extra campaigns and all its movies reworked.

This post has been edited by kianweic: Sep 3 2009, 09:03 AM

Since got the 1for 1, i thinking of getting fallout and fallout 2. But someone here said that fallout tactics doesnt work 100% and need to put into compatability mode sucks abit.

I wonder if these games will be compatible when windows 7 comes out. Will there be any support for windows 7 for current existing games?

I also waiting when the gog actually do x-com but not the whole series, just unknown enemy and terror from the deep.

It is likely to be compatible with Windows 7 since they claimed most games are compatible with Vista.

Also, there is a very active community which you can rely on.

looks good.
Might try out if got enuff kaki.. but have to contribute time both steam and this jor.. :S

Still, not bad lol.
Could pin this up?

Steam got their DRM where you need to be online for some games 2 work. Plus it doesnt update some of their olders game like their x-com catalog which needs dosbox 2 run since they didnt update it for newer OS.

Best of all most gog games that i've checked out are compatible for 32 as well as 64bit OS.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Sep 3 2009, 09:44 AM

Sometimes games are cheaper in Steam and sometimes in GOG.

For eg. Jagged Alliance 2 Gold in cheaper in Steam now, whilst Sacrifice is cheaper in GOG.

Also, do check the forums first in GOG whether do they have loads of mods that may have to overwrite the .exe files.

Generally, I get full speed download from GOG these days.

I'm thinking if anyone interested into Heroes 3 multi play.. LOL

But steam doest make them fully compatible on xp or vista, gog does which is worth my money. Buying a game at gog is similiar to a large Carls junior meal with cheese fries.

Just bought fallout 1 and got fallout 2 free. Baru install and my fallout icon come out some bearded pirate by the name of tim cain.

I have tried the Fallout 1 and Fallout 2 high resolution pack.

Some notes with regards the Fallout 1 high res pac:

- Can't run it at 1920x1200, 16 bit, crashes on startup, runs find on 1920x1200 8 bit, ingame fonts was a bit too small for me, suggest to run on 1440x800.

Some notes with regards the Fallout 2 high res pac:

- Able to run all res 16 bit or 8 bit well, fonts are similar for most resolutions.

* I don't think the Steam version can be mod as this reso packs actually modify the executable file.

Huh? Pirate? So the copy u got from GOG is not legit?! wtf?!

we need a client like steam 2 download the game and play ?

as far as i know, no. you dont need any sort of thing like that to run/install ur game; no DRM.

Prior to the high res pack, it is Fallout icons for both Fallout 1 and Fallout 2, after that it changes to some guy.

No.

You can either download from their website straight or use their sort of download manager software where you can queue your downloads and pause / resume them at anytime.

Upon downloading, you will get a single executable installation file whereby you can install in any PC to your liking without any DRM.

when u buy, u just download an exe and double click to full install ?

Yes, as explained in my previous post and in their website as well.

in that case, if both u and me buy the same game, we are actually getting the same exe ?

during installation there's no request of cdkey , activation key or watsoever ?

am i able to resume download using dl manager ?

This post has been edited by kianweic: Sep 4 2009, 10:14 AM

ok got it thanks for the offer.

i will get the kabuto city of Giant. been looking for that for a LLLLOOOONNNNGGG time.

Another free old game on the net:

UFO Alien Invasion

This is a fan made XCom UFO Enemy Unknown and best of all its 100% free.

I played it last 2 years ago. not bad but i still want for gog to port x-com to their store. I hate the steam addition where have to use dos box.