Journey to the Center of the Earth is also base on a novel by Jules Verne.

And obviously the new addition of Aliens versus Predator Classic 2000.

Yep - added both - thanks!

Hmm decided to put 'Clive Barker's Undying' in 'Not Licenced IP'
I wrote:
"Barker, Clive
Clive Barker's Undying (EA)

Barker was involved in the design and development process of this game but it is not based on any of his books or films"

seems about right - yeah?

LOL I just realised that, because the publisher is listed as 'Beamdog' the BG:EE and BG2:EE DO count as external IP, unlike all the other D&D games on here who are listed as published by Hasbro!
I wrote:

"Dungeons & Dragons
Baldur's Gate Enhanced Editions series (Beamdog)

Unlike the standard editions, the enhanced editions of these are brought to us by Beamdog so they DO count as a license of a Hasbro property! "

You should add Dragonfall - Director’s Cut under the Shadowrun section.

And naturally Star Wars and Indiana Jones.

yeah good call on that Shadowrun stand-alone expansion - added!

With the 6 Lucas games Monkey Island doesn't belong on here, the 3 star wars games and the Indy Jones game I've put under 'Not external IP' as The Mouse owns the entire franchises these days AFAIK

Sam & Max joined it's Telltale successor under 'Fishwrap characters' - not sure if that's right though - if anyone has evidence that Disney wholly own Sam & Max let me know and I'll swap things around!

Added the new Icewind Dale: EE to 'licensed' under D&D (Beamdog from Hasbro)

Expanded The Dark Eye games to list the individual games and not just the series
Added 'Randal's Monday' to 'NOT Licensed' as people might be forgiven for thinking that someone had to give Kev Smith a slice of the royalties cake when, apparently they didn't!

Added Blackguards 2 to the 'The Dark Eye' section

This is a very nice work. Quite interesting. Thank you.

Added the 6 extra Star Wars titles to 'not external'

...and another 3 Star Wars titles today, of course!

...Aaaaand 3 MORE Star Wars titles added (not that I'm complaining - awesome, guys!)

Not really, Batman is not an external IP WB/Time Warner own DC Comics/Batman. I am pretty sure J.K Rowling technically owns the Harry Potter IP but WB's book publishing arm published the books and WB put out the movies.. so they have pretty extensive HP rights.

I think the LEGO brand would count as an external IP, though.