GOG, the DRM-free games platform owned by CD Projekt, has spoken about the significance of securing classic Resident Evil and Dino Crisis titles from Capcom for release on its storefront. A representative said the deal did more for GOG's visibility than almost anything else in recent years, underlining how much demand there is among PC players for legacy versions of beloved survival-horror franchises to be preserved and made easily available again.

The comments reflect gratitude towards Capcom for agreeing to bring the classic titles to GOG, with the platform's team describing the opportunity as one they were grateful to have been given. GOG has built its reputation around rereleasing older games without copy protection, and landing high-profile back catalogue titles such as these is seen internally as a major win for raising the storefront's profile among gamers and publishers alike.