Posted October 04, 2008
high rated
Please add your votes to our dedicated wishlist page (if you haven't aready :) . Thanks!
Post edited February 23, 2012 by Destro
Posted January 31, 2009
100% honesty here. How often do you look at your wish-list? Do you disregard some of the wishes if they are too unrealistic, or if you had troubles with the publisher before?
Posted February 01, 2009
We use the list every week (few times a week) as an additional tool.
We know the list requires work (hence the results may vary) but we're happy it's there in the first place.
As for disregarding wishes, we don't do that as such, we may postpone some things and then approach them in another way and that's it ;)
Posted February 01, 2009
We know the list requires work (hence the results may vary) but we're happy it's there in the first place.
As for disregarding wishes, we don't do that as such, we may postpone some things and then approach them in another way and that's it ;)
Haha, very diplomatically said.
Do you have any additional tools of looking at what people want? I, for an example, would love to see the Penumbra games on GOG. But since the game doesn't have enough votes to be on the most wanted list, I'm worried that you will never notice.
Posted February 01, 2009
Do you have any additional tools of looking at what people want? I, for an example, would love to see the Penumbra games on GOG. But since the game doesn't have enough votes to be on the most wanted list, I'm worried that you will never notice.
Let's say we sometimes work the other way around, when talking to a publisher, we find what's theirs on the wishlist, so then even the small votes can matter :)
Posted February 01, 2009
Intriguing. Thanks for your answers so far! Are publishers typically sceptical about making a deal? Ie, will they only allow more games, or certain games from their catalogue if the games on GOG sells well?
Posted February 02, 2009
Oh, I was just reminded of a good postapocalypse-themed game, Bad Blood. It was published by Origin Systems in 1990. I'm going to vote it on the wishlist, and if you folks like madmax/fallout-like games, you should too :)
Cheers!
Cheers!
Post edited February 02, 2009 by hashishen
Posted February 26, 2009
When I saw apogee games I was kinda disapointed that raptor: call of shadows and stargunner wheren't in the list, never got then working ok on vista, so it kinda doesn't matter they are share/freeware or something. Other then those, I'm with everyone in favor of lucas arts games, so here is my list:
-Apogee/3DRealms
Raptor: call of shadows
Stargunner
-Lucas Arts
Day of the Tentacle
Monkey Island series
Indiana Jones series
The Dig
Full Throtle
And since some of the games are running via scummvm, the could use an option of having a centralized client, but Ill post this in the feature wishlist with more details
-Apogee/3DRealms
Raptor: call of shadows
Stargunner
-Lucas Arts
Day of the Tentacle
Monkey Island series
Indiana Jones series
The Dig
Full Throtle
And since some of the games are running via scummvm, the could use an option of having a centralized client, but Ill post this in the feature wishlist with more details
Posted February 26, 2009
The Neverhood.
It's a creation of Doug TenNapel, the guy who created Earthworm Jim. It's a point and click game in a claymation style. It was produced/published (don't know which, maybe both?) by a company called Dreamworks. They've since been bought out by a branch of EA (I think the LA branch). I guess they have the rights now. I don't think Doug TenNapel does anymore.
I've always wanted to play it, but it's hard to find. Copies on Ebay usually sell for about $50.
A cutscene from the game to give you an idea of it in case you haven't heard of it:
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aDh_O3FQWY[/url]
Other games I'd like to see:
Knights of the Old Republic
Grim Fandango
Monkey Island
Sam and Max
Come on, LucasArts! I would buy all four almost immediately.
Oh, and Spore ;)
It's a creation of Doug TenNapel, the guy who created Earthworm Jim. It's a point and click game in a claymation style. It was produced/published (don't know which, maybe both?) by a company called Dreamworks. They've since been bought out by a branch of EA (I think the LA branch). I guess they have the rights now. I don't think Doug TenNapel does anymore.
I've always wanted to play it, but it's hard to find. Copies on Ebay usually sell for about $50.
A cutscene from the game to give you an idea of it in case you haven't heard of it:
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aDh_O3FQWY[/url]
Other games I'd like to see:
Knights of the Old Republic
Grim Fandango
Monkey Island
Sam and Max
Come on, LucasArts! I would buy all four almost immediately.
Oh, and Spore ;)
Post edited February 26, 2009 by TAG123
Posted April 13, 2009
(pretty much all the Quest games, really)
Planescape Torment
Wing Commander I-IV
System Shock I and II
X-Wing
TIE Fighter
Autoduel
Ultima Underworld
X:Com series
Tetris (the original)
Simcity 2000
Elite
Frontier: Elite II
Populous II
Syndicate Wars
Dark Forces
Jedi Knight
Duke Nukem 3D
Age of Empires
Hi
I would like to see the following released: I have them all already but would pay again to have these and additional extras.
Elite (BBC version in a BBC Emulator Wrapper for the PC
Elite Plus
Frontier: Elite II
Frontier: First Encounters (aka Elite III)
SK
Post edited April 13, 2009 by adrianebrown
Posted July 18, 2009
