Not only that, all the data on game features is also missing, and these oversights happen all the time, there will be hundreds if not thousands of games with incorrect or dated information on GOG.

I have no idea how they think a buyer can get a feel for the game with all this missing information, who knows how many sales they lose because of that.

I wish I could say that Night Dive is discovering hidden gems, but most of their output seems like making the best possible version of games that are sort of alright.

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For some reason GOG does not credit the original developer of PO'ed, which is Any Channel.

Here is an interview by Hardcoregaming101 with one of the four original devs about the original game, its creation process and the publishing deals with 3DO and Sony.
http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/nate-huang-poed-interview/

Slayer (a.k.a. Lost Dungeon) (Wishlist, Wishlist 2) next, please.

Or some of the other 3DO exclusives, like Escape from Monster Manor (Wishlist) or Immercenary (Wishlist).

I don't know, looks like it has some major bugs.

So, basically Wolfenstein 3D but you're a Ghostbuster? Now that's a game idea I can get behind.

Weird but neat :)

Jumping flash, and I remember when it first came out I had a blast with it, I still have it emulated!

I Dream Of Indie Games made a review about this game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgagiNTODSs

Of all the games on my 'stuff that I could see Nightdive remastering' bingo card, this was not amongst them.

Good times.

Really got confused when the psx and Sega32x came out. The rental place was not giving refunds to anyone that rented these games, that did not know it was a new console system. People legit thought it was a new Genesis system game, cause it and Nintendo were around as top dogs.

I remember playing that at a kiosk at EB games when the PS was first released, love it to this day

Funny that you mention that as the PSX was originally going to be Nintendo's new 32bit console, but they reneged on the deal, so Sony was free to continue with its own console system!

And thank F, for that, as the JRPG genre would have forever languished over in Japan, as the Nintendo/genesis era was extremely stingy with their titles, and we would only see one, maybe two JRPGs within a 2-3 year period, being a JRPG fan back in those days SUCKED!

But thankfully with Sony's generous 3rd party development environment they were able to siphon off a lot of Nintendo's best JRPG DEVS and for once we saw releases of 4–6 titles a year instead of one, or two, thanks to Sony we are spoiled for choice when it comes to JRPGS!

HA, that's precisely where I first laid my hands on that game too, yet I had to sell over $3k's worth of my entire console collection, so now I emulate, much cheaper, and it takes up no space!