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spindown: How about "Good Old GOG"?
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wizardtypething: GOGOG?
Or maybe that? >>> "GOFKA'O'G" = Good O Formerly Known As 'Old' Games...
Yeah, that rocks!
Thats it. You all can stop to find the new name, we have it.
I should ask our forum god JudasIscariot if I could get some games for this ingenious idea! xD
Post edited February 11, 2014 by gamefood
gay as goats
I vote for GOSNVOIG, as in Good Old and Some Not Very Old Indie Games.

*ducks*
Post edited February 11, 2014 by Ashkaro
And with me being biased towards single-player gaming:

Good OFFLINE Games ;-)
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gamefood: "GOFKA'O'G" = Good O Formerly Known As 'Old' Games...
Better yet, an unpronouncable symbol akin to [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Prince_logo.svg]this[/url] and [url=http://www.wowwiki.com/File:TAFKAL80ETC.jpg]this[/url].

"The game download store formerly known as GOG"
Post edited February 11, 2014 by Maighstir
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StingingVelvet: It still works.

Good Ol' Games!

Crikey thems some good ol' games!
Well sheeeit. Any acronym / slogan / motto that can use 'crikey' in a meaningful way gets mah vote!
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blotunga: Btw GŐG in hungarian means Pride :D
Except it's the bad kind of pride, like the kind that makes you look down on others because they aren't as good as you. But I suppose that would be fitting for a service that sells games to the PC master race ;)
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Dzsono: Except it's the bad kind of pride, like the kind that makes you look down on others because they aren't as good as you. But I suppose that would be fitting for a service that sells games to the PC master race ;)
Yes haughtiness is a more accurate word for it. Still it looks cool :)
Good 'O' Games?...that would certainly garner more than the usual amount of interest...even from non gamers.
Post edited February 12, 2014 by Lionel212008
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HereForTheBeer: "Gamer-Owned Games": you OWN it, not rent it like most of the titles offered elsewhere.

That's what DRM-free is all about, regardless of new or old.
This one is pretty good :)
As for rebranding... I mentioned a while back that GOGAMER.com was for sale. Used to be a place to buy retail boxed games online. It was a great and reputable site but went under when the digital age come through. I wouldn't actually rebrand GOG, but co-branding with that name might make some sense. Not that I think they need it, but mostly if someone else buys it, I could see some confusion coming.
MAGOG ? For massively addictive good old games. ^^