Do you pronounce it like they did in the videos talking about GOG's new website, "gee-oh-gee" or do you do I like I do and just pronounce it phonetically like "dog" but with a "g" instead of a "d"? Or perhaps you say the entire title, "Good Old Games"? This is just an idle thought I had today at work and I was curious to know how you, fellow GOG customers, pronounced it.

i vary between gee oh gee and gog(rhymes with dog)

Me too, but when I'm explaining GOG.com to someone who doesn't really understand, I say the whole Good Old Games title.

I'll either say gog or Good old Games. But never gee-oh-gee.

I was devastated... DE-VAS-TA-TED... when I heard Marcin Iwinski mispronouncing the name of his own company. :)

Mostly rhyming with dog or cog (or the steampunk variant 'Cogdog') but I occasionally indulge my tendencies to say things in silly ways be pronouncing it GERG

I was pretty surprised. I had just assumed everyone pronounced it like I did (always in my own head) and when I heard him speak I was like, "Wow, is that really how they say it?"

Gawg, Dawg.

Gawg. Marcin threw me off as well.

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It shouldn't be. It's missing the periods. The company should be named G.O.G. in order to be read as "gee oh gee". You know, like in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.? Oh, wait...

I now regularly use the term "Oh my gog" instead of "oh my god". It comes natural.

I say it goggue. What about that movie Se7en?
It'd be pronounced as Sesevenen.

I always read it as (rhymes with dog).