GOG.com appears to be PC games only, but I can't say for certain if they're only pursing PC games, but I would figure if they approached the right companies they could get the right info. Although there are many console games that already have PC ports, i.e. Second Sight, Sonic The Hedgehog, Resident Evil 2-4, Silent Hill 2-4, Fallout 3, and many others..
Logical Design works is defunct.
Nobody knows.

1. Yes
2. Try google
3. Try google

2. You probably mean Working Designs, not Design Works, ya? If yes, yes, they are alive.
3. You mean the game for SEGA Saturn? 30.11.1996 And for PC? I did not even know that there was a version for PC.

For SEGA, developer is SEGA Corp. and publisher Working Designs.
Sorry for double post. FF posted my message twice and there is no option to delete a post.

2=YES, and we heard a rumor that they merged with Altus?
3= They made one for the PC, but its strictly abandon-ware for the PC before they made it for the Sega Saturn- and it looks like its being remade- but we don't know if it is Working Designs making it if they didn't merge or not, cause their Website is not working/running. so we are in the Confused Section of the Gamer Isle for this subject.
Thank you all for your help, if you have any other assistance please share your knowledge on the matter. Also GOG seems to have PC only at this time, as they are easier to re-engineer for porting and create for CD/DVD etc use. I wonder if they will bring a form of GOG (freeware) emulation into the ladder for PC and maybe console use, such as the DreamCast. I doubt that they will emulate- they may recievie better help/support form the Developers whom made the titles and then make it able to be ported, downloaded, and burned with no hassle or fuss. That would be cool to get re-issued licensed copies of games like Soul Calibur(DC), Black(Xbox),Fable TLC (XBOX), or even Super Smash Brothers Melee (GC). All the games would need to be a type of CD format of course for this all to work. Any Ideas? or Educated Guesses? Perhaps even a shot at the dark?