GOG: Good Old Games (Digital Download Service)

GOG.com is a division of CD Projekt, a Polish game publisher/developer, whose CD Projekt Red is known widely for the "Witcher" RPG series. GOG basically licenses classic games from other publishers, removes whatever digital rights management (DRM) systems that are in place and provides a layer of compatibility for newer operating systems, all for a couple price points: $5.99 and $9.99 (Though they usually have weekend sales and promotions). There's also a few freebies to pick up. GOG also likes to pepper its releases with bonus content such as wallpapers, full game soundtracks, avatars, game art, strategy guides and all sorts of other things. And there's no download limits!

So now you're probably going to say Okay Cy, this sounds pretty good. But what games do they have that could draw me in?.

Let's see:
Fallout series (Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics)
Duke Nukem series (Duke Nukem 3D Atomic and Manhattan Project)
Far Cry
Serious Sam series (Original versions)
Postal series (a personal favorite)
Empire Earth series (Empire Earth, Empire Earth II and regrettably, Empire Earth III)
Unreal series (Unreal, Unreal 2, Unreal Tournament and Unreal Tournament 2004)
Jagged Alliance series
Gabriel Knight series
Space Quest series
King's Quest series
The Witcher 2 (with no DRM and free GOGs)
Descent series (Descent, Descent 2 and Descent 3)
Commandos series
Dungeons & Dragons series (Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Temple of Elemental Evil, Neverwinter Nights)
Might and Magic series (Might and Magic and Heroes of Might and Magic)
and the Tex Murphy series (Mean Streets, Martian Memorandum, Under A Killing Moon, the Pandora Directive and Tex Murphy Overseer)

In fact, let's take a look at the Fallout series as released on GOG, compared to Steam:

Steam
Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics: $29.97 together ($9.99 apiece)
No bonus content
Requires Steam client to run

GOG
Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics: $17.97 together ($5.99 apiece)
Soundtracks, avatars, Fallout development bible, manuals, avatars, reference cards and specifically on Fallout Tactics: the Fallout Tactics Warfare tabletop game
No client required to run

So poke through it. I'll bet you'll find a few forgotten gems. Just remember who sent you.

Hoping the mac app store gets quality games like this
I don't feel comfortable giving away credit information to the internet :P
Never have, never will.

Aside from that,
looks like a brilliant site :)

As a side note; I really love the website's design ^^

Nice! There's some good games there, (like Dungeons and Dragons)

and the Steam games are really good too

This is the best website and digital download store I've ever used (along with Steam and Playstation Network), they have a ton of games. Hell most of the PC games I own are from GOG.