GOG's Interplay Bundle is Pay-What-You-Want
GOG's Interplay pack is pay-what-you-want... sort of.
GOG is taking a page out of Humble Indie Bundle's pay-what-you-want method for its Interplay pack. Old-school gamers looking to revisit the '90s can choose to pay what they want for access to old Interplay titles.
Though the Interplay pack is 32 games, those who choose to pay only a $1 will only have access to eight. Those who choose to pay above the average (which, at the time of this writing is $13.61) will receive an additional 12 games. Those who pay $34.99 will receive all 32 games. It's not a bad deal, considering the original pack is worth $191.68.
The tiered pricing is set out below:
Pay-what-you-want ($.99 minimum):
· Conquest of the New World
· M.A.X. + M.A.X. 2
· Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business
· Shattered Steel
· Screamer
· Evolva
· Kingdom: The Far Reaches
· VR Soccer '96
Pay Above the Average:
· All of the above games
· Freespace + Expansion
· Giants: Citizen Kabuto
· Descent 3 + Expansion
· Stonekeep
· Castles + Castles 2
· Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader
· Messiah
· Battle Chess Special Edition
· Die by the Sword + Expansion
· Earthworm Jim 3D
· F/A-18E Super Hornet
· Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus
Pay $34.99 or More:
· All of the above games
· Fallout
· Fallout 2
· Fallout: Tactics
· Freespace 2
· Descent + Descent 2
· Redneck Rampage Collection
· Sacrifice
· Earthworm Jim 1 + 2
· MDK
· MDK 2
· Shogo: Mobile Armor Division
· Kingpin: Life of Crime

Damn good deal!
Redneck Rampage
https://code.google.com/p/erampage
Descent/Descent 2
http://www.dxx-rebirth.com
http://www.descent2.de
Interesting though that the current way to sell games digitally is through sales. If the future keeps up like this, I'll be a happy gamer.
+1!
Use the Synaptic Package Manager (or whatever it's called; I use Arch Linux) and install PlayOnLinux.
You could do that, or you could decide to pay the respective owners of the titles more than a fraction of a cent for games you'll probably get at least 10 hours of enjoyment out of.
I have been playing those games all my life. Still remember when I got home from elementary school and got right on my pc to beat dr. dravis's personal robot guard in descent (descent 3 level 17 part 2 to be exact
anyway, all of the descent games are the best period. freespace is awesome, too. Make sure you play blue planet, easily the best scp out there (i believe scp made it on game informer last year)
just buy them. best ever. hands down.
I can't speak specifically for the listed titles, but GoG usually does an excellent job of making sure what they sell runs on systems today, which is more than I can say for even steam, who will happily sell antiquated stuff that does not run properly. abandonware sites usually have zero support.
Lol same here.