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* [[DRM]]: Defied -- no DRM to be found anywhere, on any of their downloads. |
* [[DRM]]: Defied -- no DRM to be found anywhere, on any of their downloads. |
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* [[No Export for You]]: Defied. (Region-coding usually isn't done with PC video games, but movie disks and disk players are, so this is more notable for their movie selections.) |
* [[No Export for You]]: Defied. (Region-coding usually isn't done with PC video games, but movie disks and disk players are, so this is more notable for their movie selections.) |
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== Games and Series for Download from GoG.com Include == |
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GOG.com is a website which sells PC video games and movies. They used to be called Good Old Games, because that's what they started out selling: beloved classics from various studios' back catalogs. They now sell games that aren't so old, and movies as well (though their movie catalog is heavily game-oriented, including The Gamers and the like), hence the name change. They're known for not including any DRM or Region Coding in any of their downloads.
GOG.com provides examples of the following tropes:
- DRM: Defied -- no DRM to be found anywhere, on any of their downloads.
- No Export for You: Defied. (Region-coding usually isn't done with PC video games, but movie disks and disk players are, so this is more notable for their movie selections.)