GOG Has EA Classics (Including the Ultimas) On Sale This Weekend

For the next three days, GOG are holding a big sale on a bunch of EA classics, including the Ultima and Wing Commander games.

As they explain:

This weekend nearly 30 classic from the Electronic Arts collection make their way to GOG.com with a solid flat-rate 60% discount. A line-up of timeless games arriving at such speed deserves to be called nothing shorto of a Classic EA Convoy! You’ll find memorable stand-alone titles here, as well as all-time favorite series. Games from many genres to suit all tastes and temperaments. Whether you are an adventurous soul, a keen manager, or a daunting pilot, you’ll find an excellent match for yourself on our promo page.

So, if for some strange reason you haven’t yet set yourself up with a digital catalogue of the best RPGs of all time, click on through and get ’em for a pittance — less than $2.50 USD — apiece!

6 Responses

  1. Infinitron says:

    Meh, no Strike Commander and Syndicate Wars.

  2. Thepal says:

    Finally picked up Lands of Lore 3. Now I just need time to play it. Also grabbed the Crusader games since they were ones that I never got to play back in the day. I might get around to playing them in 5 years or so now…

  3. lee says:

    any difference between the gog ultima and those from ultima collection disc?

    • WtF Dragon says:

      Nothing significant, no.

    • Thepal says:

      I tend to get things on GOG that I also have the CDs for just because it works without any need to mess around. Install and play. Rather than spend 5 minutes getting the compatibility settings right for the install, then install (generally slower since it is off a CD), then set up DOSBox, then play.

      Plus, CDs eventually stop working.

      • ZephaniahGrey says:

        I tend to get things on GOG that I already own too. It’s convenient, and it saves me from digging thought boxes full of old games. Plus, a lot of them were from the days of 3.25 floppies, and who knows how well they’ve held up after all this time?