Quoting: MohandevirBut my point is that there was (with the PS2) and there is (with Stadia) the possibility of loosing your game library.

Sorry but it doesn't make sense at all. Your PS2 games are not hardwired to your console, you don't loose your game library at all. Your games are untouched if a console failure occurs. :|
My PC, or my console etc can break sure, but it's not the manufacturer who will break it on purpose or take it from you.

This subject is pretty similar as the DRM-Free thing. Like when Amazon removes a book you bought directly from your Kindle...

A bit off topic, but I'm seriously sad that a lot of people will probably dig into this system...

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Thanks Liam and Shmerl for your feedback.
Sadly I already bought Bioshock Infinite on GOG...
If only we could get an answer for other porters, maybe it's always the publisher's fault, if so, I'm sorry to say but fuck them.

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Hopefully, unlike others, we can count on them to release the Linux/macOs builds on GOG. <3
Many thanks in advance for that!

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Quoting: Cyba.CowboyI keep YouTube for now, but prefer to use BitChute where ever possible... With regards to the latter, it is lagging a long way behind YouTube - but there's not a whole lot of alternatives our there and sadly, BitChute is the best of them.

And what about Peertube? It's Free and Open Source and can be self-hosted. :wink:
Regardless of the content you are looking for, of course.

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Quoting: kuhpunktPatience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

I would say that Linux gamers are usually more patient than Windows users, so it won't be an issue here neither. :)

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I hope the Linux release will be on GOG as well, cause we're still waiting for the Linux version of Turok 2... :|

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For AoW 3, so bad their games are Windows-only on GOG.com...
As for Borderlands 2, fingers crossed to see it on GOG one day with Linux support of course.
Recently watching Sin playing the game... I wanted to replay the game with Linux version and all DLC, so I started it.
For me the Linux one works better than the Windows/wine one, such a shame...

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It's a minor thing, but I will give them a bonus point for not saying Windows is "PC", they correctly list their platforms. That always makes me happy.

Yes and no. :whistle:

A colorful multiplayer action RPG full of mice and dungeons! A new adventure in the world of Transformice on PC, Mac and Linux.

The game is set to release on Windows/OSX/Linux and mobile platforms in 2019.

The game will first be available on Windows PC, OSX and Linux.

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This game is apparently great, but I'm waiting for a GOG release (or itch?).

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In the Steam page's requirements: DirectX: Version 12

I hope they won't "surprisingly" have issues with the Linux port... :S:

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