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"Good Old Games has announced that it is to shut down. The PC digital distribution service, which specialises in DRM-free retro titles, has said it cannot continue &amp;quot;in its current form&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;We have recently had to give serious thought to whether we could really keep GOG.com the way it is,&amp;quot; read a message on the site. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve debated on it for quite some time and, unfortunately, we&amp;#039;ve decided that GOG.com simply cannot remain in its current form. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re very grateful for all support we&amp;#039;ve received from all of you in the past two years. Working on GOG.com was a great adventure for all of us and an unforgettable journey to the past, through the long and wonderful history of PC gaming.&amp;quot; It was added that there will be a way for people to continue downloading their purchases, and that the site may return in some form. &amp;quot;This doesn&amp;#039;t mean the idea behind GOG.com is gone forever. We&amp;#039;re closing down the service and putting this era behind us as new challenges await.&amp;quot; A statement to Rock Paper Shotgun also said that the site &amp;quot;[has] more to share in the coming days&amp;quot;. There has been speculation that the website will be relaunched with a new domain or has merged with another digital distribution service. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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