Dude, where you been the past two years?! ;) http://www.gog.com/games##devpub=electronic_arts

I started making regular visits when EA appeared, summer 2011.

There's no doubt in my mind that the other two Kyrandia books will show up eventually, maybe even in the following weeks. :)

However, Blade Runner will probably be much more difficult because it's based on licensed IP, so EA and Warner Bros. might have to come to some kind of agreement, not to mention maybe the people who own Philip K. Dick's book rights. Sorry to be a wet blanket, just sharing my understanding on the situation.

Four words: Email Night Dive Studios. They appear to be in the business of doing the literally impossible and reaping the ludicrous profits.

I'm in contact with Night Dive actually, but they have a LOT going on so I don't want to bother them with this right now.

What abou tthe Red alert/Command&Conquer series?

That may be tricky too, unfortunately, as EA seems rather content to keep them on Origin and Steam.