The initial impressions of Redguard appear to be mostly negative. It seems the framerate is very choppy, possibly due to the Glide wrapper it uses, and the directional audio is reversed.
yeah, this is well worth it just for a version of Daggerfall where I don't have to fiddle with DOSBox and then have it crash after ten minutes.
Not mentioned in the announcement, but if you get the Elder Scrolls bundle, Arena and Daggerfall are included too. I know they were available for free already, but nice to have them in a GOG package.
I have them again in my games list on GoG marked as classic, well good to have them back where I can download them
£15 for Morrowind. I would like to know what the fuck they are smoking. Do they think people in UK are swimming in pile of pound notes!
As others have said Daggerfall has long been [...] ready to play without any fiddling
No you just aren't recognized as owning the new listing of it. The license you purchased just isn't listed in the catalog anymore because the publisher changed. Guess this is just some weirdness from publishers changing hands.
They package Doom II and Final Doom together, but Ultimate Doom is separate?
I balked when I saw the price, great game, fond memories, still have it installed to this day and no way in hell will I pay that much for such an old game. For me they want the equivalent of $20, meanwhile I could pledge $25 to the Divinity Original Sin 2 kickstarter and get a copy of that, for only $5 more.
They can go suck an egg, to put it politely, for wanting so much for what is by gaming standards an ancient game. Anyone who is a fan of Morrowind already has it, barring a few freak exceptions. I'd be willing to bet a very high 90+% of people buying it on GOG already own a copy in some form so this seems like a bad case of milking, or rather ripping off, fans.