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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    Atari Titles Hitting GOG.com

    GOG has just announced that a wave of Atari titles will be making their way to the digital distribution platform beginning, well, today!

    Today marks the release of the original Alone in the Dark for just $5.99 (USD). Alone in the Dark 2 and 3 come as a free bonus! This is leading up to a release of The Witcher Enhanced Edition on May 10th and a special pre-order for The Witcher 2 through GOG.com.

    Alone in the Dark, the pioneer series in the survival-horror genre, is now available for only $5.99. What’s even better, buying the game at GOG.com, you receive the second and third part of the series as a free bonus! The trilogy presents the terrifying adventures of the elusive detective Edward Carnby. Check if you have what it takes to survive the most terrifying environments this side of Ryloth and find for yourself how the survival-horror genre was born.

    The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director’s Cut, the highly acclaimed RPG by CD Projekt RED, will come to GOG’s storefront with tons of exclusive free goodies on May 10th for a regular price of $9.99--but GOG.com is offering a special discount in commemoration of The Witcher 2 coming to GOG. The game will be available at a 50% discount from May 10 until May 24, and will cost only $4.99!


    All games on GOG include a number of bonus materials that are all included in the price of the game that you see listed. Those who pre-purchase The Witcher 2 can download roughly 90% of the game, so when it is released on May 17 you can finish the rest and play almost immediately.
  • stilla-killa
    CantGetRight
    • Aug 2005
    • 5905

    #2
    Re: Atari Titles Hitting GOG.com

    What is GOG?

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    • Shawn Zipay
      Managing Communities 24/7
      • Apr 2003
      • 69279

      #3
      Re: Atari Titles Hitting GOG.com

      ... There's a link, three of them, that links to their site to find out.

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      • stilla-killa
        CantGetRight
        • Aug 2005
        • 5905

        #4
        Re: Atari Titles Hitting GOG.com

        What if I don't want to click on the links? I guess were both lazy then? Me to lazy to click on the links and you to lazy to tell me what GOG stands for.

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        • Shawn Zipay
          Managing Communities 24/7
          • Apr 2003
          • 69279

          #5
          Re: Atari Titles Hitting GOG.com

          I've actually said in other GOG news posts what GOG stands for. :p

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