Disney owns Marvel, but WB Interactive published Lego Marvel.

Pity, anyhow Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones One had the best levels anyway, at least in my view

From Lucas, I'm down for just about anything. I have some of the Star Wars titles on Steam, as well as that four-game adventure pack, so they aren't as much of a priority. Exception there is Fate of Atlantis, where the Steam version doesn't emulate the original CD soundtrack properly without a bit more screwing around then I feel like doing. Also FoA might be my favorite game in the genre, so I'd buy it immediately regardless.

The Star Wars flight sims, any of the other point-and-click games, or Outlaws I'd buy immediately. I'd wake up early for, even. I've never played Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, so I'd like to see that as well. Was there a PC release of Episode One: Racer?

On the Disney end of things, nothing immediately jumps out except for Tron 2.0 and some really old edutainment releases that'd be solely for my early childhood nostalgia purposes.

Honestly for me the most important to add would be Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II and Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith. As far as I know the Steam versions are ripped (they have no music) so it would be great to have them on gog, and Dark Forces II is one of the best fps games and one of best PC games overall.
Sure you probably can buy them on some sail through Amazon or something, but I don't even want to check how much they cost. And besides those games just deserve to be on gog. The are Good Old Games definitely.

I am really waiting till some good coder makes open source Sith engine remake. I know one has been made, but the project was quickly abandoned. These games should be preserved for next generations and would be cool to play them with modern effect on modern systems with Full HD without any problems.

Loom (both PC/CD and FM Towns versions), Full Throttle and Outlaws first. And then all the remaining adventure games like Indiana Jones, Monkey Island, Grim Fandango and the rest.

Yeah it's a real shame because all the LEGO games deserve to be released here, especially LEGO Marvel if you ask me ;)

I know, Lego IJ and Lego SWTCS always felt to have the best level design while modern Lego games levels tend to be shorter and have less puzzle solving, sigh.

The Third Monkey Island which was still 2d :) Yeah that one!
Anyone know how the older games, Monkey Island 1&2, Loom and such were made on PC (or at all?)
Bit of a blind spot that one, played those games on Amiga and C64.
I have an itch if Monkey Island 1 is released, the sound and music would be not so good.
Unless there was a fix somewhere along the line...

Loom had somewhat of a complicated history of releases, with various versions having different features.
Here is a good read: http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/loom/loom.htm (for those who didn't play the game - beware of spoilers).

Of the purely Disney properties I would also like nothing more than Tron 2.0.

If this also brings LucasArts, then give me ALL the Monkey Island.

also want tron 2.0

Thanks! Right, well let's hope for the best, eh!

Any release of the first Monkey Island (and the second as well) would be of the special edition which allow you to switch to the classic game at any moment but still used the updated audio (sans the speech in MI 1).

Ok. Thanks!
This is why I love GOG :) Nobody can know everything about every game... But someone will be there to help :)

Jedi Knight 2 Outcast and Jedi Academy. They are fun in Singleplayer and Multiplayer.