They are available only on Gog (if I haven’t overlooked something). Let’s hope that they will stay there after the 3. April … 
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Both games are in my Top Ten. And, honestly, I think they are perfect just as they were originally designed.
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Actually, you won’t be able to buy the original versions anymore, once the anniversary ones arrive. It’s clearly stated.
Also, who already has them, will have a discount on the new ones, which is quite humorous to me, because I don’t see why I should pay extra money for a worse-looking mobile-port version of a game I already own.
Yes, but they should be included in the anniversary editions as a bonus. The question is: Do you get two programs or do they mean that you can switch back to the original interface within the anniversary edition?
Yes, it’s basically a port of the mobile version.
They will be included as bonus content (at least on GOG, “Legacy version”).
BUT you should be able to turn those enhancements of in-game in the new version (this horrible graphics filter, music, controls). I assume you will be able to control those settings individually.
It doesn’t have as many as ScummVM: Scaler - DOSBoxWiki
If someone preset it in dosbox.conf you can easily disable it.
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I don’t want to open a new thread for this, so I post it here:
In the current sale on Gog you can get the original versions of Simon 1, 2, 3D and different other adventure games - including several Sierra adventures:
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I’m interested in Gorogoa. Any idea if it’s any good? 
PS Oxenfree is on sale too.
I haven’t played it myself yet, but according to some critics it is very short but good. So if you like those kind of unconventional puzzle games, you should give it a try.
I decided to go for it (as well as Simon 1, 2, and 3D). 
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Gorogoa was short but pretty good. If it had been longer I think it might’ve overstayed its welcome.
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The comments on GOG are mostly … bad 
If they are true…I cannot believe they released the game with a smooth pixel effect and not using scummVM system anymore 
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They are using ScummVM of course, albeit not a current version. They have reenabled subtitles + voices again in this modified version (which was disabled in ScummVM because of missing subtitles and synchronisation issues).
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I’m newest here… found this thread by Google.
I’m not a total newest because i’m already played TP (and i’m finished it about 5 months ago) but there’s a different thread.
I’m here about this 25th edition… it’s exactly used ScummVM engine… there’s some files report using a version 1.8.0…
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Here are the changes… video
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