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[Elaugaufein]

I'm pretty sure if I went through all these floppy games I bought, they'd all be corrupt. They already tended to crap up back in the day, so I can't imagine they'd work after 2 decades.
PC was honestly a terrible example to make a point about how robust physical media is, because at the end of the day, GOG is probably a more durable solution than solely relying on physical media to not die.

My 90s floppies died before 2010 yeah.

 

[jesu]

If you grab it on XBL make sure you also grab the free Butcher Bay commentary add on because that will go bye-bye too.

Not sure if I want to spend the $15 but I better search inside me real quick lol

I've been hoping it went BC, still have it on disc and never got very far(in whatever one I started)

 

[Goldenroad]

I love Butcher Bay, still one of my favorite shooters of the original XBOX era. The "Pitch Black" multiplayer mode in this game is amazing too. I assume no one plays it anymore though.

 

[BosSin]

Double checked my steam library to make sure it's still there.

Such a great game

 

[Easy_D]

Aw man, I never got a chance to get it from GoG without the ass DRM. Is it just as easy for me to just download the Steam game and apply a crack to avoid TAGES? Because fuck TAGES. Not like the activation servers will be kept up if the game's not on sale either

 

[The Spoony Hou]

And it's gone. Still up on GameStop (Steam w/ TAGES; US-only) and XBL for the time being.

Well, I'm not one to buy games without a discount, and this will be no exception, but I see there's a free DLC (commentary mode), so I'll add that to my account, thank you very much.

Now, whenever I buy some used copy of the game, I'll be able to enjoy... commentary, apparently. Maybe I'll try that when I replay the game. Hopefully within the next 10 years.

 

[MacDragon]

I'm pretty sure if I went through all these floppy games I bought, they'd all be corrupt. They already tended to crap up back in the day, so I can't imagine they'd work after 2 decades.
PC was honestly a terrible example to make a point about how robust physical media is, because at the end of the day, GOG is probably a more durable solution than solely relying on physical media to not die.

I've actually found almost every floppy I still had in my floppy box read fine two decades since I last even touched them!

 

[Mass_Pincup]

Came into this thread disappointed that I arrived to late but I apparently already own it on GOG.