Home News "You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought." GOG takes aim at Sony's 'no disks' decision
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"You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought." GOG takes aim at Sony's 'no disks' decision

In a post on GOG's X page on Tuesday, July 14, the storefront holds true to its DRM-free nature by sharing that customers "can download the offline installer of any of your games." The statement comes about a fortnight after Sony's announcement that it's axing physical media starting January 2028, with GOG adding that...

In a post on GOG's X page on Tuesday, July 14, the storefront holds true to its DRM-free nature by sharing that customers "can download the offline installer of any of your games." The statement comes about a fortnight after Sony's announcement that it's axing physical media starting January 2028, with GOG adding that players [...]

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