GOG.com said they are working very hard on Lucas Arts, source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcEticbArIk I would not get my hopes up yet, but I am happy GOG.com did not give up on Disney.

Activision's 'GUN' seems more do-able, if Activision would ever release anything more here
Personally I just picked it up in the Steam Activision sale that's going on right now, but it'll be nice for the DRM Free faithful!

Nobody wants GUN. OUTLAWS OUTLAWS OUTLAWS OUTLAWS!

What about something in a Call of Juarez? Oddworld - Stranger's Wrath?

???

I was getting excited there for a second but it was all ruined thanks to necro-posting a three year-old thread with an incredibly misleading title.

Just suggesting other western themed games, while feeling sad I can't include Red Dead Redemption - damn you Rockstar!

Bro, we already has Stranger's Wrath. Dude.

YES! Availiable here
https://secure.gog.com/game/oddworld_strangers_wrath
For the low, low price 9.99 of your most American dollars!
BUY!

(feels good to be actually promoing GOG for a change!)

god i got pulled into a necro post :X i even forgot i had posted in this thread years ago , seriously damn we need games like OUTLAWS

If they do I hope the music works, Best soundtrack ever.

May be tough. Normally GOG just applies a wrapper that makes the games play back compressed audio files from the HDD and it usually works flawlessly (and just shows how incredibly incompetent all those publishers are who release their classic games on Steam without music).

The problem with Outlaws is that the game requests CD2 at some point which has different audio tracks. I'm not sure they could perfectly solve that problem. It would either require the game files to be altered so that the levels that normally play tracks from CD2 would request different track numbers than originally OR they would need the wrapper to react to the request for CD2 somehow. I guess altering the game files would be easier but such changes to the game maybe beyond the scope of GOG's work (maybe also for legal reasons?) and I don't know how hard they would be to make, depending on how and where the game stores that information.

Btw, if you own the CDs you can create disc images of them and mount them in a tool like Daemon Tools. I did that and Outlaws played back the music just fine. Of course that method still requires you to manually change discs at the right point and isn't suitable for an actual digital release but it's good if you happen to be an owner of the game and are just looking for a way to get the music to run without having a disc in the drive.

Aww, I got my hopes up until I saw that this thread was created in 2011!

Best necropost EVER.

I want to play that game so bad but I don't have money for a PS3 or XBOX360. And even if I did have the money, I would never buy a console just to play 1 game. So this games need to be optimized for PC and released here at GOG already! I will settle for a Steam release though.