GOG's game preservation program has been busy since its November launch last year. Over 100 games are currently included in the company's noble effort to not just get Good Old Games working on modern hardware but actively maintain them and even offer tech support for anyone who buys them. This protective promise covers everything from the revered ancient texts of '80s Ultima to the gruesome 3D pleasures of the 2000s System Shock 2 and Silent Hill 4.Now Capcom's old and oft-forgotten PC port of beloved PlayStation RPG Breath of Fire 4 is joining this legendary lineup. The game has it all: a great story, beautiful art, frightening enemies, and a fishing minigame to enjoy (unless you're PC Gamer's Lauren Morton).On paper it's the perfect pick for GOG's community voting-based "Dreamlist" initiative; a relatively well-known underdog that everyone warmed up to just a little too late with a preexisting PC release begging for some modern fixes, now available digitally for the first time.Sadly...
