Since it's not been mentioned yet, Clive Barker's Undying was a great atmospheric horror/shooter. Sure, the protagonist's 'oirish' accent was atrocious, but these things are practically to be expected.
Oh, and how could I forget? Alpha Centauri!

EA! LISTEN TO US!
See how many people are drooling over your old games collecting dust, unsold and unloved? Well, that's just the tip of the iceberg because there's a lot of people that buy on GOG but don't bother to post in the forums.
Activision and Atari are on the fold, are you going to let those guys sell their old gems over yours? Are you going to ignore a piece of the pie? You don't even need to worry about reworking the old games to work because GOG does that for you, it's part of the package.
GOG, feel free to point any EA execs you're dealing with to this thread. Let them see there's people interested, tapping their feet and waiting for them to jump in the bandwagon.
As for games I'd like to try, I played the Armies of Exigo demo once and liked it, even if the voice work wasn't stellar. I'd snatch that up no questions asked if I saw it here.

If it came to EA games, this is what I remember, that I would like to see.
Syndicate 1 and 2
Wing Commander 1,2,3,4,Prophecy, Academy and Armada as well as expansion packs.
Strike Commander
Pacific Strike
Privateer 1 and 2
Both Sherlock Holmes adventures.
Lands of Lore series
Some old PROPER Bards Tale games
To name but a few.

*drools* want.. to.. spend.. money. Need.. to.. consume..
GIVE ME

It might not affect their older titles due to older publisher rights (Interplay, etc...), but it's worth mentioning that EA currently owns BioWare. When some of the newer BioWare titles become "old" they may show up here as well. (Assuming that EA eventually parties with GOG.com)

Your absolutely right. Trying to get additional licenses for drivers, teams and a slew of advertising would be impossible. However they could just to what everyone else does when they don't get the official license, chnage the names of drivers and teams so that the average person recognizes who they mean but that the name is still fictitious. They can then change the textures on the cars and billboards.

You mean like they did in Super Cars II?