As you may know, gog.com (Good Old Games) is a digital distribution system for legally purchasing classic games, while DOSBox is a DOS emulator that allows DOS games to run on modern OSes.<\/p>\n
GOG has published an interview with the developers of DOSBox. Here\u2019s a snippet:<\/p>\n
\nWhat was your reaction when we approached you and mentioned GOG.com for the first time?<\/span> <\/strong><\/p>\n
Qbix: Keeping the oldies available and playable is my personal goal with DOSBox. In that light GOG.com is a great initiative as it addresses the issues of classic games being unavailable to buy. The alternative is that games are either not available or using illegal copies. I am pleased that you chose DOSBox to help keep the old games playable.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Definitely check it out, and check out their game catalogue while you\u2019re there. I snagged Painkiller Black Edition<\/em> last weekend when it was 25% off.<\/p>\n
GOG frequently has weekend sales like Steam and you can often score discounts on already cheap games. All titles are 100% DRM free, so you own all purchases you make.<\/p>\n
Link to interview<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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