DRM-Free Fallout, Elder Scrolls PC Games Come to GOG

I really hope this means they are considering releasing FO4 on GOG, I'd much rather purchase it from there.

fallout and doom where allrdy available unless Bethesda pulled them b4, now they are back? =/

I got the Fallout games for free when they got pulled, but I'll probably buy some other games from Bethesda. Already have Morrowind Goty and Quake 1-3 on disc, but perhaps a Doom game.

Cool, too bad the combat in pre-oblivion games is so unbearable. Not to mention Fallout pre-3 is just... stupid. lol

YES! Finally redguard! I haven't played that game since the 90's , I still have my map that came in the box some where, all tore up/burnt, etc like they did to make it more "authentic" looking.

Great news. Steam monopoly should be an end.

All games that are on Steam should be at GoG i wonder why it didnt???

Hmmm...how nice can the graphics get for Morrowind with the available mods?

I'm assuming this means they'll be compatible with modern systems? My recent attempts to replay Morrowind and the early Fallout games were foiled by their inability to work on Windows 8.

already got Fallout for free, before it was taken off the store.

My only problem with the original Fallout games is the damn dice rolls for everything. You basically have to save before every encounter and go in and hope for the best until you get lucky and then save again.

The world and story even back then are awesome but it is too much of a pot luck with the combat. You can have an 80% chance of hitting and miss entirely multiple times in a row.

At least in Fallout 3 / NV you can fall back on good ol' fashioned first person shooting skills when the dice rolls don't work out.

So the older fallout games are back on gog again.

I ripped off my clothes like a savage animal and ran down the street screaming with joy after hearing the good news. GOG is the best!

Said it a hundred times here, and I'll say it again: I love GOG.com. You don't even need their client -- the web-based "bookshelf" of you own games catalog is simple elegance, and really makes it look/feel like a home collection.

I'll go ahead and add in these today too, although I know there's no time to play them. :)

GOG rules again. :)

Christ, I haven't played Redguard in years. If you've never played it before it's definitely worth giving a go, plus you get Arena and Daggerfall free. Surprised that's not mentioned in the article actually.

Sweet, hopefully it encourages more and more companies to do this, and hopefully from there its starts to be shown that no DRM is more profitable than having it and then everyone wins.

hmm, Morrowind and that id pack look good.