Updated Apogee / 3d Realms for the release of Wacky Wheels

Updated Apogee / 3D Realms for the release of Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure :-)
But also added many games to the Nordic section and created a Frictional section because of the Sept 1st removals from the library :-(

I'm pretty sure that Nordic has nothing to do with Freedom Force. The game is published by 2K on Steam and by Focus Home Interactive on GamersGate. Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich was also published by Focus Home Interactive here before its removal.

AH it was Focus was it? I had not noticed that any of the removed games were from anyone other than Nordic and Frictional - moved, thanks

Changes recorded today:
"2014-09-09
GOG added 'Defender of the Crown' - their first game from publisher 'Cinemaware' so I am able to add a Cinemaware section (one day)
2014-09-18
Removed "Challenge of the Five Realms (Microplay/Microprose - Atari - Tommo)" as GOG released it today"

one day...

Ok I got around to doing that Cinemaware section in case another of their titles is released tomorrow
Didn't include 3 Stooges, the TV Sports games or The Kristal because they're licensed (The Kristal from a stage play, it doesn't appear on the Cinemaware website either, worryingly!)
I DID include some games that didn't have a DOS but did have an Amiga version like Wings and Lords of the Rising Sun because Amiga emulation seems to be something that Cinemaware can bring here - aren't they special?

Even with it being a licensed property, I don't know if I would count out the Three Stooges showing up as it is the one of the most prolific Cinemaware games as far as releases/ports are concerned.

Yeah, I hope it does, I want to maintain some kind of hard and fast rules for the list so it doesn't get too (much more) out of hand though!
Ooh - if it DOES turn up I'll be able to resurrect this thread:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/external_ip_games_that_are_on_gog

Oop quickly threw in
"Kerberos Productions
Ground Pounders (Kerberos) "
because I think it might be coming tomorrow!

http://www.gog.com/forum/general/this_weeks_enigmatic_hint/post2644

Removed Din's curse from Soldak (yeah - I had a Soldak section!)

re-added Double Fine and added Hack 'n' Slash to it

Welp Spacebase DF-9 is SUPPOSEDLY finished now, it's out of Early Access at least, so onto the Double Fine section it goes...

Added a link in the 'notes' section to the official confirmation from G-Doc that Co0demasters no longer have teh rights to Blade of Darkness

In changes I recorded that Gex came here from Square Enix but I'd didn't have it in the list to remove - ooch!

Oops I realised that I hadn't removed Wings from Cinemaware - corrected that
Even though I'd listed the Amiga version I should have removed it when the new 'remastered' edition came out because the list is based on IP, Remastered came here first on its release day and life is a little odd sometimes!

Waiting to see what actually lands today before thinking about a Disney/LucasArts (or I think they might be going with 'LucasFilm') section

Ok the Disney (LucasArts) section is up! Remember that Indy Jones and Star Wars are already partially here so they're over on Damien's list
Some slightly forgotten ones on there - Afterlife and Night Shift anyone? While its a bit said that there was no DOS version of some of the really early ones - no Eidolon, Fractalus or Labyrinth :-(
LucasArts should be fully covered but I'm only put a selection of the pure Disney ones on (including 'Pure', ironically) remember that AFAIK Disney fully own Tron, Mickey Mouse etc. so a lot more is fair game that usual - feel free to request anything you want me to look at adding!

In other news I noticed that Seven Cities of Gold was still under EA so i quietly removed it and fitted it's 'changes' notice in where it should be, back in June - I think it's because it's listed as 'Ozark Software' and not EA, I didn't notice I'd put it under EA

Doesn't Disney also own Marvel? So there are quite some more games to be added to that list.