Imagine a full library of classic PC games at your fingertips. Now imagine the ability to download these games for five or ten bucks. That’s what’s going on at Good Old Games, a new site whose focus is to bring those often hard to find classic PC titles to the masses. I know what you’re thinking. You use Vista so a lot of these simply would not work for you. Wrong. One of the great features that GOG.com offers is guaranteed compatibility with both Windows XP and Vista operating systems. They’ve done all the work for you to insure a seamless experience with any game they have available. And best of all, every game on the site will be DRM free. That’s right. No copy protection or security measures that would hinder your ability to install games on multiple computers or burn them to a disc. Once you’ve purchased a game, it’s yours to do with as you please.

 

 

Initially, the site will have 30 titles available from the Codemasters and Interplay libraries, including the coveted Fallout series. New games will be added weekly thereafter. Once the site officially goes live, gamers will have full after-purchase support for the games they download, as well as the ability join their community of good old gamers. Beginning September 8th, beta keys for early access to the site will be e-mailed to all those who sign up before September 7th at midnight, so go to GOG.com and sign up now!