We have come to Week Forty-Eight - Week Twenty-Four of the Storm

For those who need, you can find an explanation of "The Storm" Here

I can not believe that we are at Week Forty-Eight, only Two Weeks left until we reach that magical number Fifty.

With GOG Serving up some Great Deals of Late we Turn our Attention back to where it all began - GOG.com

Up for Grabs This Week:

#1. GOG Code for PID and Shelter

#2. GOG Code for PID and Shelter

#3. Five (5) GOG Codes from the Valentines 90% off Sale - You pick What you want.

*** CLARIFICATION *** Five Individual Codes to Five Different Winners and Don't Forget to Tell me What Game

In order to meet the Sale Deadline Entries for those Five Codes must be in by Saturday and I will draw them sometime late Saturday / Early Sunday before the Sale is Over. The other Two will be drawn sometime Monday Evening. So Hurry Up and Sign Up as this one is Going to be Fast.

Discussion this weekend - GOG.com and Why its so Great.

As Always - The Hall of Heroes can be found here

Well GOG.com is great for so many reasons: classic games, free games and a great community. I'm still amazed that I found it just a couple of months ago and missed all the action of the last couple of years.

I'm in for Sacred Gold from the Valentines Sale and thanks for your continuous giveaway.

cool, i'm in
thanks for making all the giveaways :)

and gog's cool because of all the !old! games, it's that simple

I am in for DLC: The Japanese Incentive (or if too much PixelJunk Shooter)

Gog is great for the drm free, great prices and great community offcourse.

I first came here for Blood and Blake Stone and stayed because I like the DRM-free policy (and the games that make their way onto the site). The forum members are also generally friendly and helpful, too. So, GOG is all-around pretty great. Though there was that one time when they decided that shutting down for a few days would be a cool idea... but aside from that.

I'd like to enter for "Guacamelee! Gold Edition". Thanks!

Thanks for the ga(s).
I'm in for valentines Omerta: City of Gangsters <or if that is too much Speedball 2 HD>.

Gog is good for the drm-free games and the cool peeps giving away games too.

GOG is great because of 2 things:

1.DRM-free
2. Same price world-wide

The second part is particularly important. I used to be a full time pirate before joining GOG, never bought a game legally. The main reason for this was not just that games cost a shitload of money compared to the income in my country, but that most of them actually cost more than in other, richer countries, and I took that very personally. GOG to the rescue, I guess :)

In for Trine 2 .

In for Momo1991, thanks for another week Lou.

In for the number 3.

Thank you for another awesome GA.

I'm in for Painkiller Black Edition.
Thanks.

In for Guacamelee! Gold Edition. Thank you for the giveaway, Lou!

Thanks for the giveaway Lou. I'm in for Sacred Gold from the sale.

GOG is great because it gave me a chance to play some classic games I missed (Fallouts, BG series) and because it offers those games as well as new ones DRM free.

For me, GOG.com is great because the people behind it really seem to care about their customers. It also has a great community.
I'm in for Dungeon Keeper 2.
Thanks and +1.

Thanks and +1
I am in for the Valentines: The Japanese Incentive DLC
GOG some real good old games and overall DRM free and its the only place outside the USA were you could find tinyE :p

Cool! I just found out about "the GOG" a few months ago, joined right away and got some great leads on what to play from other users' reviews. It's a great watering-hole for finding out what game-lovers really like, and there's tons of technical help I hope I never need that's available here! (But if I need it, I feel comfortable knowing that it's waiting here for me).

Another kudo: GOG is where I found out about Planescape:Torment, which is a *great* adventure!

Next priority on my list: The Longest Journey.