AnimalMother117: Well, I'm pretty sure I've listed them before, but it is worth repeating:

Dungeon Siege 1 (I know this belongs to Square, but still.)
Age of Empires series
Age of Mythology (The real one not the remake, they seem to have changed the art style.)
Hey, why not dream, let's have Halo 1&2 on here, not that they were wonderful games or anything. (Actually, I paid a lot of money for Halo, I'd probably not buy it on here.)
Mech Warrior/Commander series (Unless it changed hands again, which it probably has.)
Gears of War
Crimson Skies
Close Combat series (I think Microsoft had something to do with that.)
Flight Simulator
Combat Flight Simulator
Rise of Nations series
I guess their attempt at ruining Shadowrun for completion's sake.
Maybe PC ports of classic Rare games like Conker's and Banjo.

Microsoft used to be so big in the PC games industry, then they seemingly just decided to quit (after unsuccessfully trying to force Windows Vista on everyone). So sad.

tinyE: Screw it....I'm reinstalling. I don't care how clunky it is! :D

tinyE: LOVE Freelancer.
It's not everyone's favorite but I lost a year of my life to that game and it's not really that hard.

Floydinizer: The first one?
That game had the fastest pedestrians I've ever seen.

Also the best sound in the world must be crashing through the windows in that one building and hearing your car reverberate inside the building as you speed through it... Atleast if my memory serves me right.

tinyE: I don't know about #1 but #2 was designed so that you could only just miss the peds which yes, made them the fastest people on the planet. :P

groze: OK, people, this has been said before, but GOG doesn't have an agreement/a contract with Microsoft.

Microsoft was responsible for the Xbox version, apparently the rights to the PC version are owned by Clymax, at least for the version sold here on GOG.

So, it's not "more" MS games on GOG, just plain old Microsoft games on GOG.

I'd certainly welcome and [url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/outwars]Outwars.

IronArcturus: was a really fun game! What was Hellbender like? <a href="http://www.gog.com/forum/general_archive/more_microsoft_games_on_gog/post22" class="link_arrow"></a></div> Hellbender was a 3D spaceship shooter/flight sim of sorts, in the veins of [url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/terminal-velocity]Terminal Velocity and Fury3 (all of them developed by Terminal Reality).

The game was really fun, I first played it via a demo that came with my Windows 95 showcase CD. Your ship's computer, E.V.E., was voiced by Gillian Anderson, which I thought was "so rad", since at the time I was a major X-Files geek. :P

Nice! Fury 3 was a really fun game. So was Hellbender a sequel to Fury 3?

IronArcturus: Nice! Fury 3 was a really fun game. So was Hellbender a sequel to Fury 3?

IronArcturus: According to MobyGames, Urban Assault was developed by a company called "TerraTools."

Floydinizer: And the animations just became ridiculous when you unlocked the faster cars.

Motocross Madness was also a great Microsoft game, can't believe how many hours I've spent in those huge desert maps.

Probably all of those '* Madness' games really hit the spot because they had simple concepts and tight controls.

Tpiom: Speaking of Microsoft, does anyone remember a game called Impossible Creatures? If so, was it any good? I don't remember anything :/

F4LL0UT: Yeah, as far as I know that company basically became Radon Labs later on (Wikipedia actually lists Urban Assault as one of Radon Labs' games). Anyway, it was a German studio, God knows how Urban Assault ended up being published by Microsoft. I'm wondering whether Microsoft actually owns the rights or they maybe ended up at another German party.

groze: OK, people, this has been said before, but GOG doesn't have an agreement/a contract with Microsoft.