http://youtu.be/mznsEcZlM2I?t=36s

looks like I'll be able to make it

Looking forward to seeing what you guys have in store for us!

I just love the way how you guys are running your business. It`s so exiting to see, how you are managing the things. Honestly you guys rock. And no, i didn`t subscribed to TETs channel or filled his inbox ;)

There will be a text version for people who dislike clips?

My question: will you continue to add old, classic games to your catalogue, or will GOG definitely shift its focus toward selling new, contemporary titles? If we take a look at the community wishlist, we see that sadly many great titles from the past are still missing - are you still working to get the rights to them, or did you finally give up because of unsurmountable legal difficulties? Is there any reasonable hope to see them on sale here one day? Will you ever release C64, Amiga, or even console and arcade games, in particular?

PS
I would like to know if there's going to be a transcript, too.

oh god. i was waiting for someone to make that pun.

This is one of many questions I would like answered as well. With many great games that are locked into DRM such as Dragon Age: Origins and Far Cry: Blood Dragon it would be a a great loss to the gaming community if something like Games for Windows Live happens. If there is not enough support to transition these games to be still playable when companies go out of business or remove games from their library into something similar to DRM free platforms then these games are lost to problems with IP rights (ahem Fallout). Which is another great thing that even if a game is removed from sale by GOG if it was purchased previously then that game is still available in your games list to be able to download and play.

Okay, I have a couple of questions. One of which has been asked before but I am kind of expanding a bit on the questions everyone else had asked already, the others are fairly unique.

1) When you say you are "doubling down on DRM-free", what exactly are you driving at? Will we, eventually, have GOG.com as an outlet to rival iTunes for movies, TV shows, eBooks, and the like? Or is it just focused on games and (maybe) applications? Because, especially with applications, seeing people like Square Enix, Adobe, and the like basically doubling down on these horribly anti-consumer ideals like DRM, I think it is high time GOG.com took on the idea of locking down a game, or any application for that matter, just to preserve profits and start taking huge strides to prove that the truth is exactly the opposite.

2) Following on from the above, I don't know if you know of the author Cory Doctorow, but he recently tried to publish a DRM-free audiobook of his book Homeland and is not able to sell it on the biggest platform for such titles, Audible.com, simply because Audible.com does not sell DRM-free audiobooks. Any chance we can get DRM-free audiobooks too?

3) Sega has a metric ton of great classic PC titles, many of which were ported over from the Mega Drive (which was the Genesis for me) and I want to be able to get their classic PC titles here, along with their... not good ports of their more popular MD titles AND the first Shogun: Total War, which I sadly still haven't played and I am not able to get into the Total War series as a result. Until and unless the original Shogun: Total War comes onto GOG, I am having to avoid the Total War games because I want to play every one of them, in the order they were released. I know, I'm weird. So, what's the ETA for getting Sega onboard?

4) I am one of the weirdest people in existence. I know this for a fact. So, to that end, will we ever see Psygnosis games on here (may they RIP), and more specifically the hugely popular Lemmings franchise?

I only just realised it was next week LOL...

Why is I'76 still broken? :P

Old console games are quite discussed in the Community Wishlist[1]. As well explained in the comment there are no technical problems as Dosbox emulates a 486 with DOS pcsx emulates a playstation.
My question is, why not? Companies are willingly to sell licenses for DOS games, but not for PSX or SEGA?
Or as mentioned in the comments the pirate way is so easy that trying a lawful way would be a waste of effort?

[1] http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/console_games_added_to_gogcom_using_emulators_like_with_dos_games

+repped for lemmings. and poor psygnosis :(

try running it in software mode!

Most of my questions have to do with old games on the wishlist already, but from what I can see, you guys have a relationship with Activision and Epic Megagames, so why don't you have the old Star Trek PC games? Stuff like the original Elite Force, Starfleet Command, Armada, Judgement Rites, and so forth? They go for far more than they're worth on Amazon and eBay, and I would like to give Activision money for them rather than these reseller clowns, so it should be an easy sell.

As far as Epic goes, the Unreal games are great, but what about Jazz Jackrabbit, Jill of the Jungle, and One Must Fall 2097? these game deserve a spot in your catalog as much as any other.

cheers

oh PS COMMANDER KEEN!