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Blizzard recently released remastered versions of Warcraft and Warcraft II for $ 10 and $ 15 .
Blizzard asked GOG to remove its non-remastered, DRM-free $15 bundle of those games.
GOG is putting the Warcraft I & II Bundle on sale (discount code "MakeWarcraftLiveForever" for $ 2 off).
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