Devil May Cry and the first Kombat Mortal Games join the Gog preservation program

GOG’s preservation program was launched in And the number of games included has doubled since the initial wave, currently seated at 183. The last additions that have repercussions are the first four games on the Devil May Cry line and Kombat Mortel 1 + 2 + 3.

Devil May Cry: HD collection was published for the first time in 2012 and includes the first three entries of the Capcom hardening action series, allowed in 1080p / 60fps (a big problem at the time). Devil May Cry 4: Special editionwhich celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, was also added. Add to these the deadly Kombat trilogy and you have major entries in two of the most influential series of their respective genres guaranteed to be compatible with modern and protected equipment against DRM.

THE The commitments to ensure that classic games remain playable beyond the point that their developers cease to support them, protecting them so that future generations to discover. While the game evolves even more towards an entirely digital future, preservation remains a burning subject in industry, the main publishers such as Ubisoft making a point of view of that they do not technically own the digital games they buy (see: players).

Until July 2, you can buy the newly added The devil can cry Games as a bundle for 67% reduction. Here are the other games that also join GOG’s service this month.

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