I'd lose it if they got the Lionhead games. I know it has a lot of haters these days, but Black & White always looked amazing to me, and I'd love to finally play it.

From that list the most possible games which would come to GOG is Big biz tycoon and Metal Gear solid.

Ok I'll guess random shots in dark
Quake 2
Elder Scrolls Redguard
early version of Flight Simulator and maybe Motocross Madness maybe even Recoil (might be a bit of a long shot since Zipper is now part of Sony though)
The movies and B&W 2 for mac
Halo for Mac

Since Westwood is one of the speculated companies, I'm banking on Eye of the Beholder. But my shot-in-the-dark bets would be Dune 2 and (hoping beyond hope) Blade Runner.

Pulling off blade runner would be neigh onto impossible since it is a licensed game and means you then have to go talk to (I think Fox and maybe the estate of PKD)

Yeah, it's a tragedy. But Night Dive salvaged System Shock 2 and I Have No Mouth from licensing hell, so my thinking is that anything's possible. It's incredibly unlikely, though. :(

Surely, by that argument, the Star Trek games should not be here either, since they are also licensed games. :-)

EDIT: We also have Aliens vs Predator -- pretty sure that's licensed too! :-D

Ok then how about we get Croc up in here ;)

Yeah, I've always wanted to play that game! Here is the wishlist!

I would love to see Croc. I've still got my disc, but those older Windows games just don't like new computers.

Having Croc here would be awesome.

Croc was a deeply mediocre platformer that was in the right place at the right time. It's not something worth revisiting.

There is also Croc 2 don't forget :)
Not going to argue that point TBH most old games hold up horribly especially the early 3D ones...

The early Wizardry games would also be classics.
The early Warlords games would also be nice.
Of course with GoG's own involvement with old SSI games, there are plenty of classics that can fit the bill.
And of course its been a little while since we saw more Star Wars games...
And then Cinemaware also promised they'd make it up to us in the 2nd half of this year...
Plenty of options...

This...is entirely true. Even back in the day, Croc was an average game at best, suffering from all the usual problems that plagued 3D platformers. However, it was also one of the earliest games I played, so it has some nostalgic value for me. Also, the music was pretty good.

I wouldn't honestly recommend Croc to most people. But assuming GOG can get it, I wouldn't mind seeing it here either.