Can you at least slap some publishers already on here, like Activision and Squeenix, into allowing you to re-release more classics? :P (Where's the Final Fantasy and Bloodlines?)

+1 for Galaxy Quest reference.

I remember this as one of my first PC games (if we don't call something like Atari 800XL a PC). It was really a lot of fun although the puzzles sometimes were pretty illogical. Bird, nest, thingie, ugh. Anyways, I never even knew that these games were made by a female programmer, unusual at the time. Was quite surprised when I found out, many years later.

I think it's a good thing for GOG to use all those big sites like IGN, Gamespot, etc. to reach a wider audience. It may establish and/or secure GOG's image as a mature well-known site and it will bring more users and ultimately more sales.
But please, GOG, never grow old and indifferent like those big businesses often (always?) do. We want you to be young at heart!

Think it's a good deal to get the GOG name out there on IGN and generate more traffic on here. And while I don't read a lot of articles on IGN, these seem to be an interesting series on classic adventure games. Curious to see which other games they will include in the next ones!

And thank you GOG for putting the games discussed in the articles up for promo here! Also, you've already got a great collection of adventure games in your catalogue, but it's good to hear you're not stopping at hunting down more of them to be added on here! And since this article deals with a classic Sierra series, here's my small wishlist of Sierra adventure games I would LOVE to see on GOG: :-)

- Gold Rush!
- Manhunter: New York & Manhunter 2: San Francisco
- Mixed-Up Mother Goose & Mixed-Up Fairy Tales
- Laura Bow: The Colonel's Bequest & Laura Bow 2: The Dagger of Amon Ra
- Codename: Iceman
- Conquest pf Camelot & Conquest of the Longbow
- Rise of the Dragon
- Heart of China
- The Castle of Dr. Brain & The Island of Dr. Brain & The Lost Mind of Dr. Brain & The Time Warp of Dr. Brain
- The Adventures of Willy Beamish
- EcoQuest 1: The Search for Cetus & EcoQuest 2: The Lost Secrets of the Rainforest
- Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist
- Pepper's Adventures in Time
- Lost in Time
- Ween: The Prophecy
- The Last Dynasty
- Woodruff & the Schnibble of Azimuth
- Lighthouse: The Dark Being
- Rama
- Shivers & Shivers 2: Harvest of Souls
- Urban Runner

Also wouldn't mind seeing more non-adventure games from Sierra getting a GOG release (Outpost (a fully patched one would be brilliant!), the Earthsiege series, Lord of the Realm games, Battle Bugs, Alien Legacy, Space Bucks, Birthright, Silpheed, Lode Runner On-Line, etc etc etc :-) ) either!

Lords of the Realm 1-3 is already on GoG. Also, don't forget to add Hunter Hunted to your list ;)

Would love to see Lost Mind on here; good times.

Heck yes! Problem is getting Activision to pay attention. You can try to make contact here: https://twitter.com/ATVIAssist

Say what you will about IGN, but larger game sites being willing to partner with GOG for these types of promotions, potentially bringing more people while showcasing games that aren't the latest sub-par "triple A" exercises in rehashed overpriced mediocrity can only be seen as a good thing.

I have to agree.

On a side note, King's Quest 1+2+3 is quite low in the bestselling list, inspite the recent Time Machine Sale and the current Promo - I guess it's too old school (being a text adventure and all).

They are graphical adventure games that use a text parser interface.

Excellent... our GOG overlords are Legends fans, too! Just brightened up my day!

Why not? SC3 wasn't that bad :)