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GOG Considers Reviving Physical PC Game Releases
- GOG, a DRM-free game storefront, is considering reviving physical PC game releases.
- The initiative requires publisher approvals and logistical planning.
- GOG's business development manager, Marcin Paczynski, expressed interest in increasing consumer freedom.
- The company must navigate legal challenges and storage solutions for physical games.
- GOG aims to preserve game history and provide access to classic games.
Articles (4)
Tom's Hardware·
GOG explores reviving physical PC game releases — digital storefront needs publisher approvals, has to figure out the logistics and legal challenges
PC Gamer·
GOG wants to bring back physical games, but it's 'a very, very complicated thing'
GamesRadar·
Physical PC games could make a comeback thanks to GOG: "I really hope that we'll be able to do it"
"There is no game preservation with DRM": Why GOG has spent 18 years fighting for classic games