Sollidottingen: It does though. Since the inception of GOG.

BKGaming: You are missing the point. Here I will link the announcement from 2012 for you:

https://www.gog.com/news/bigger_fresher_newer_see_whats_new_on_gogcom

Pay attention to:

"These games lead the way on our the transition from Good Old Games to simply GOG.com. It doesn’t matter what G, O, and G stand for, Gee Oh Gee dot com stands for high-quality, DRM-free gaming, each week with bigger and newer games."

Before 2012 they used the Good Old Games branding all the time, on pictures, etc. They have not done that since before 2012 because Good Old Games no longer exist.

That doesn't mean they don't sell old game anymore, that just that they don't specialize in old games only.

Sollidottingen: Steam mostly uses Good Old Games ports and fixes for modern systems. Almost always GOG fixes the games and then the rights owner releases the fixed game on steam as well.
Sollidottingen: It does though. Since the inception of GOG.

Sollidottingen: You are missing the point. GOG = Good old games.

Themken: It did, past tense. Still a lot of old games sold here.

The problem here is not what the shop's name is but how hard it is to find anything in here and this is a very real problem with tens of threads created about it whenever GOG makes it worse again.

We need more filters and they should work as expected. We need ability to choose this tag AND this tag. We need to be able to sort according to date originally released, price AFTER discount (what we customers have to pay) and much more.... Alas, we can only complain and hope they do something about it.

Sollidottingen: You are missing the point. GOG = Good old games. They created that abreviation and GOG still stands for good old games no matter what some marketing team says. You are doing an awful lot of arguing for someone who said he didn't wanna argue.

Sollidottingen: How do i see "new releases" and sort by date released now? Why remove features? Before it was easy to see if any new nostalgia titles was added.. You could even sort by different release dates...

tinyE: It doesn't mean that anymore.

Nothing you can do or say will change that.

Things change; evolution cannot be stopped. Get used to it. :P

Sollidottingen: You are missing the point. GOG = Good old games. They created that abreviation and GOG still stands for good old games no matter what some marketing team says. You are doing an awful lot of arguing for someone who said he didn't wanna argue.

Sollidottingen: So i'm right in understanding that they have removed the options to find the GOOD OLD GAMES from GOG?

tinyE: Wait...is the cake still a lie?

Sollidottingen: Just because you say a word or even an abreviation mean something doesn't make it so.

BKGaming: We aren't.

GOG has stated that is no longer stands for Good Old Games. That was the entire point of the rebrand. I guess you don't understand the concept of a rebrand?

Sollidottingen: Changing it from GOG to GOG is not a rebrand. It seems you don't understand the concept of a rebrand.

tinyE: And you thought I was the biggest pain in the ass to talk to in here. :P