https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/lemmings
I personally own an old DOS CD-ROM that still works in DOSBox (so you could always go that route until then via ebay etc)
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/lemmings
I personally own an old DOS CD-ROM that still works in DOSBox (so you could always go that route until then via ebay etc)
There goes the industry. That'd hardly recoup GOG's costs in licencing it. Is there any way out of this "race-to-free" mentality people have?
Seems like you forgot to include the part that didn't support your complaint.
Really? Doesn't that just mean that the company selling the license are charging too much?
GOG: Hey, you know that IP you've got locked away earning no money, how about we give you 50¢ every time we sell a copy?
GameProducer: You mean that stuff I made 20 years ago and already earned massive amounts of money on? The IP that's useless for new games. The games holding it that will only be sold to people reminiscing and won't compete against the current titles were selling?
GOG: Yeah ...
GP: No, thanks, I don't like money.
50 centers for every copy sold (which would leave 49 cents to cover platform costs, transaction costs, production, marketing etc) is great if you sell a few million units but if you sell a few thousand...