CD Projekt (a Poland based games publisher) announced last week his plans for a new games-on demand web based platform.

With a fantastic lineup of classic games (Fallout, Fallout 2, MDK, Sacrifice) from the 90’s, GOG.com (Good Old Games) promisses to change the current digital games distribution by NOT including DRM in the games.

That means after you pay for a game, you will be able to play in which computer you desire and download the game how many times you which, brilliant. The games will sell from $5.99 to $9.99 and will be compatible with Windows XP and Vista. 

It’s nice to see business models on the web abandoning the DRM stigma. 

I wish the best of luck for this program and wish more publishers jump on the wagon (c’mon, I want to see the classic Lucasart and Bioware games).