Dino Crisis games are the latest PlayStation 1-era classics to get ported to PC with new enhancements. It’s part of an ongoing trend of old games that only ever came to the platform in CD-ROM format getting the digital download treatment for modern gaming rigs, and storefront GOG is asking fans which ports they want to see next.

The digital game shop is launching its ‘dreamlist,’ which lets fans vote on which old games they want to play again.

Capcom's legendary Dino Crisis series has been revived for PC via GOG with visual improvements, compatibility with Windows 10/11, and DRM-free

GOG has revived Dino Crisis and its sequel, and now, the storefront wants to know which games you'd like to see brought back next.

Capcom released Dino Crisis on the original PlayStation in 1999 and then Dino Crisis 2 just a year later. Dino Crisis 3 launched as an original Xbox exclusive in 2003 and fans hav

There's some good news for PC players who spent the end of last year casting jealous glances at PlayStation owners, following the surprise re-release of Capcom's beloved survival horror game Dino Crisis;

GOG, a digital storefront for classic and DRM-free PC games, is debuting a new tool for users to vouch and vote on what they’d like to see released next. It’s called GOG Dreamlist and it’s essentially an evolution of the community voting its done in the past but organized into a full-on tool for recommending and sharing stories about your favorite games.