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Posted September 20, 2013
It seems that recent GOG games have a higher resolution cover art than before. Just something I noticed.
Before.
Now.
Posted September 20, 2013
Some games like Shadow Warrior have new cover art as well, unless that changed awhile back and I just hadn't seen it.
Posted September 21, 2013
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Aridoom: It seems that recent GOG games have a higher resolution cover art than before. Just something I noticed.
There were a few cover art images that were of higher resolution before, mostly Ubisoft games as I recall. For example, see Driver, which has an image from 2010.
Should you find any covers that are newer from the ones over at the GOGWiki, feel free to notify me and I'll update them.
Post edited September 21, 2013 by JMich
Posted September 21, 2013
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JMich: Should you find any covers that are newer from the ones over at the GOGWiki, feel free to notify me and I'll update them.
Fixed the link for you.
Posted September 21, 2013
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Wishbone: Fixed the link for you.
Thank you, should learn not to post before I've fully woken up.
Posted September 21, 2013
Wait, where are you finding these high-res images? They all seem to display the same size on the game pages?
Posted September 21, 2013
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Austrobogulator: Wait, where are you finding these high-res images? They all seem to display the same size on the game pages?
One possibility is to go to the game page, look at the page source and search for the string ".jpg".
Posted September 21, 2013
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Austrobogulator: Wait, where are you finding these high-res images? They all seem to display the same size on the game pages?
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Wishbone: One possibility is to go to the game page, look at the page source and search for the string ".jpg".
I also found that you can go to page info, find the image, and then delete the stuff at the end of the image name. But that seems like a crazy thing to do :| I just assumed that there was some relatively easy way to find the image.
Posted September 21, 2013
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Austrobogulator: I also found that you can go to page info, find the image, and then delete the stuff at the end of the image name. But that seems like a crazy thing to do :| I just assumed that there was some relatively easy way to find the image.
Call me crazy if you wish, but I think that is a "relatively easy way to find the image".
Post edited September 21, 2013 by Maighstir
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