Because of the survey announced on your page lately I decided to write a little letter, answering your question - what GOG.com should do to grow.

If you want to grow, it is crucial to advertise the Good Old Games through any avaiable media, allied webpage, portal, or magazine. I mean the real Games with style, with some kind of spiritual value, productions that let us explore ideas and culture of the world, literature and books. The Games with plots that are eye-opening, let and make you think even long after you stop playing them. Last and not least is the gameplay itself, that used to be more challenging, but also way more satisfying!

Thanks to considerable success of laptops and netbooks, it should be easier to convince people that Good OLD Games in your catalogue are worth their interest, time, and money.

Thanks to low computer power demand, and of course greatness of these Games, just waiting to be discovered by the next generations of gamers, your site becomes the best place on the Internet to find the desirable products for any computer configuration.

Education about the glorious classics could be a big step in increasing your sales, and one of the best things that ever happend to our society, and to the business of electronic entertainment.

Just please remember, who your demographics currently is - the hardcore, "real" gamers who remember Games (rather pieces of art), that used to be challenging and full of awesome. Not mass-production profit-makers full of visual fireworks and little soul in it, if any, backed up with massive budget for marketing.

If you want to grow and take a bigger bite of the online distribution market by all costs - even by offering indie games produced lately... Please, don't!

Idea behind your project is wonderful, beautiful, and noble as it is.

Keep up the Good work by giving the Good Old Games to gamers, who know, what's good!