GOG is offering printable templates that let players recreate the physical 'big box' packaging that classic PC games came in, alongside downloadable 3D models for digital collectors.
Source: Ars Technica
GOG, the digital storefront known for preserving older PC games, is adding a new preservation feature: printable templates for recreating the large cardboard boxes that shipped with classic PC games in the 1980s and 1990s. This allows players to physically reconstruct the nostalgic packaging that originally housed their favorite titles.
The initiative also includes downloadable 3D models, giving collectors a digital way to explore and display these classic game packages on their computers.
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