{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Chris Trottier wrote","author_name":"Chris Trottier (npub1e9…xmsz2)","author_url":"https://yabu.me/npub1e9xty8eww57a3npv2vfl5cel567cd0k4stqu89aa6l0undk0pr8shxmsz2","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://yabu.me","html":"There’s a lot of people who don’t understand how [GOG.com](http://GOG.com ) works. So here’s a brief explanation:\n\nIf a game gets delisted on [GOG.com](http://GOG.com ), it is still in your library. \n\nWhether or not [GOG.com](http://GOG.com ) someday “takes” your games, it does not matter because they provide offline installers. Which, by the way, can be stored on your local hard drive. \n\nSome games on [GOG.com](http://GOG.com ) include DOSBox for emulation but that’s for modern hardware. If you want to run it on vintage, period accurate hardware, you can run those games without emulation. \n\n[GOG.com](http://GOG.com ) doesn’t have DRM so nobody can “take” those games away from you."}