That store that sells nothing I want is awesome!  

We good?  Lol.

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Jokes aside, I would love to see GoG get a better selection and better timing.  FF7 Remake 3 years after Steam isn't going to work for me.  

Original purpose of GOG is what it states in the name - Good Old Games. If you look at it from that perspective, it does it's job great, making those old games available and playable on modern hardware...and properly digitally owned.

Agreed.  Hence my first post, where i said it was good for like RE original trilogy but worthless for new games.

My personal problem is, old games have roms readily available.

To be fair, GoG has newer games, just launched way after Steam.  If they can fix that, GoG would be pretty slick.  

Is there no game on GoG that you own on Steam?

If that's the case, they do have, you just bought them elsewhere.

They are trying to get more newer games, but if people don't use their store publishers have no rush to release there, and it becomes a vicious cycle.

Square is more open to putting their games everywhere, they really should offer if there too.

I have yet to see a digital service that I would consider reliable (other than gog.com).  I'm still mad about the Virtual Console and Wiiware games I bought on the Wii.  Why can't I play these on the Switch.  I bought digital PS3 games, and they aren't automatically available on PS4. Why?  I find this unacceptable.  But the reality is that digital games aren't reliable at all.  You don't own them, and companies don't really care if you lose your gaming library.  In fact, they have more of a financial incentive to make you buy these same games all over again. 

Steam accounts seem more reliable than console digital accounts run by Nintendo or Sony.  However, game companies can and do go out of business.  They can also be purchased.  Never thought I'd see the day when a console maker would buy the largest third party company, but Microsoft bought Activision.  Who owns Call of Duty now?  (Not to mention countless other Activision IP.)  If Activision could get bought, then Steam could get bought.  If Atari and Sega can leave the console space, then Valve can leave the digital marketplace.  Your digital games are not safe.  

Meanwhile I have all of these 30+ year old music CD's that I left in my car during extreme weather and they still play just fine.  And I treat my games much better than I treat my music CD's.  Physical media isn't 100% perfect, but I find it far more reliable than a digital marketplace.

There is quite a few, but release date is the challenge.  FF7 Remake was 3 years after Steam.  GoW was 2 years after Steam.  

Most games hit GoG after I've already purchased.  Or, said game still isnt on GOG.  

The idea is amazing, they just need to tighten things up to be a practical versus Steam, at least for me.

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I checked out of curiosity, the last 4 games I bought are not on GoG.  The next two games I plan on buying (RE9 and MGS3 Delta) are not on GoG.  

Games I feel are important and I want to keep I get on GOG. And while Steam has the superior selection, GOG has enough good games for me to play with my limited time. The real thing is the convinience Steam offers. That is unmatched. Also as a Linux gamer I have to say: Proton (Steams emulation) is amazing. So yes, I use both Steam and GOG, for different reasons.

They could not take them away from you, but they can make it very inconvenient for you, if they shut down the update servers, the save game cloud and DLC access.

All games you reinstall (f. e. on a new PS5 or on PS6 or if your current PS5 needs a reset to factory settings due to broken/corrupt internal storage) would have to run as unpatched version with many flaws. If you can't transfer your save games from the old hardware anymore, you have to start every game from the beginning... goodbye gaming progress of dozens or hundred of hours per game. Even if you still have those save games from a backup, many of them won't be compatible to an unpatched game or if a previously installed DLC ain't available anymore. Maybe Sony shuts down its activation servers (or bans your PSN account and you can't connect your PSN account anymore for trophies and save games sync. 

https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212632089-GOG-User-Agreement?product=gog

Yeah, I bought hundreds of old games on GOG and got hundreds of them on that platform via Amazon Prime Gaming.

Although they have a few new games, I mostly buy those on Steam. Patches for new games are released much earlier on Steam in most cases. Steam also has a better controller compatibility. Some GOG games I had to play via the Steam client ("add a Non-Steam game") to get proper gamepad controls.

The very few VR games they have are restricted to a few VR headsets and VR controllers. The flexibility, convenience and compatibility of SteamVR just isn't there.