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DRM-free The Witcher 2 now on Good Old Games |
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If you're a Witcher fan and consider DRM to be a blight on the entirety of the gaming industry, better get yourself over to Good Old Games' online store right now. The DRM-free version of The Witcher 2 is now available for purchase there.
Aside from being DRM-free, the version on GOG.com also comes with all sorts of additional materials like the full soundtrack, a game guide, wallpapers and a 200-page artbook that's exclusive to GOG.com's digital edition. In addition, it's being sold under Good Old Games' Fair Price Package system.
While the worldwide price of The Witcher 2 on GOG.com is US$ 49.99, it's € 49.99 for customers paying in Euros which makes the game US$ 16 more expensive, and it's AU$ 69.99 for Australian customers which makes it US$ 26 more. Under the Fair Price Package, Europeans will receive US$ 16 store credit and Australians will get US$ 26 worth of store credit to spend on Good Old Games.
If you've already pre-order The Witcher 2 though GOG.com, you have until May 31st to finalize the deal. Otherwise, your pre-order will get cancelled.
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Sorry but this is just stupid to me.
Either use DRM and annoy your legit customers or get rid of it entirely.
Not just for one retailer.
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