BmB: I know GOG asked third parties to compile this list of games to have on the sale, but it strikes me as odd to have a list of games labelled "PC Master Race" when half of the games on there are console ports, and not even good ones at that. While Crysis and Planescape are obvious PC classics, right underneath them are Fallout 3 and NV, games that notoriously had bad graphics on release due to being held back by consoles, poorly supports mouse and keyboard, and are filled with things to make it easier on console users, but harder on PC users. The only remotely decent thing the PC versions bring to the table is modding. And holding a game up on users fixing it after the fact isn't exactly a great showcase of what a good PC game is like. The rest of the list is similarly second hand, hand-me-downs from the consoles. There's even Braid, an Xbox Live Arcade exclusive for a long time. How is that even remotely a PC game?

tfishell: Also I'm offended and I demand an apology for GOG using the term "master race".

toxicTom: All Bethesda games are showcases for why PC versions are superior. Console players are forever stuck with their vanilla versions (in varying quality *shudders at the though of playing Oblivion unmodded*) while we can have hi-res textures and models, effects, not to mention the mods that fix thousands of bugs, fix balancing, add tons of new content for free to the point where they become whole different games - thinking of TCs like Nehrim or the mods that turn Skyrim into a true winter survival game.