GOG’s Preservation Program is the DRM-free store refocusing on the classics

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GOG still puts up new DRM-free titles, but it sees opportunities in oldies.

It starts with 100 games for which GOG's own developers are working to create current and future compatibility, keeping them DRM-free and giving them ongoing tech support, along with granting them a "Good Old Game: Preserved by GOG" stamp.

And yet, today, GOG announces that it is making "a significant commitment of resources" toward a new GOG Preservation Program.

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Author / Journalist: Kevin Purdy

Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: Gog Good Old Games Game preservation Video game preservation Gaming

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Published On: 2024-11-13 @ 16:31:25 (16 hours ago)

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