Electronic Arts Back Catalog Comes To Good Old Games
Over 25 classic Electronic Arts PC games will be made available on games-on-demand service Good Old Games, it was announced Thursday, starting with Privateer, Dungeon Keeper and Ultima Underworld.
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CD Projekt-owned classic games-on-demand service Good Old Games has added Electronic Arts to its list of publishing partners, the company announced Thursday. Over twenty-five PC games have been licensed from the publisher, with three -- Wing Commander: Privateer, Dungeon Keeper and Ultima Underworld 1+2 -- available immediately. Three more games will be made available by the end of the month: Crusader: No Remorse, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri and Magic Carpet. While the remaining titles were not announced, CD Projekt was careful to clarify that two of its most requested titles, System Shock and Syndicate, were not part of the deal, explaining that "the rights to those games are scattered between a lot of people, so it's quite a huge legal puzzle." The Good Old Games catalog currently sits at over 325, with 40 announced publishers on board, the company said.
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