Posted March 17, 2009
I don't know if anyone who doesn't actually work for GOG can answer this, but I'm a bit curious about how the actual system of "acquiring" games from old companies (some of which are out of business of which have been bought up by other companies now) actually works.
How does GOG get the rights to sell games whose licenses are owned by existing companies?
How does GOG get the rights to sell games whose licenses are owned by defunct companies?
Why would (why would not) a company want its older games to be sold on GOG?
How is the money from GOG sales distributed?
How does GOG get the rights to sell games whose licenses are owned by existing companies?
How does GOG get the rights to sell games whose licenses are owned by defunct companies?
Why would (why would not) a company want its older games to be sold on GOG?
How is the money from GOG sales distributed?
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