Akklaim publisher games would be fun: XG2 (Extreme-G2), Re-Volt, Armorines ...
Sega - Virtua Squad, Sonic CD
3DO - ArmyMen War Chest,
NovaLogic Trilogy - Found Delta Force: 4.99 download http://www.novalogic.com/onlinegamecatalog.asp
DF/DF2 $4.99 on steam http://store.steampowered.com/app/32620/

If you are hoping those publishers sign on then I suggest you add some of their games to the wishlist.
Acclaim's IP's are owned by Throwback Entertainment now, no-body seems to have a clue what they want to do with them.
3DO's IP's went all over the place but I believe Ubisoft got the lions share and they are already here. Some of the Might and Magic games were once 3DO/New World Computing IP's.

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3DO is Electronic Arts, so I wouldn't bet it will be here anytime soon....

No, all of 3DO's IP's got scattered about; Army Men is owned by 2K Play, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of 2K Games which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive.

Is the Turok franchise owned by Touchstone (which is in turn owned by Buena Vista/Disney), or just that one "reboot" game? I really like that "reboot" game, but I still like Seeds of Oblivion from the Acclaim series best. Probably because it has that weapon that fires the "Phantasm" spheres.

But isn't Might and Magic 3 here on GoG?

You accidentally combined two Turok game names into one. There's Seeds of Evil (2nd game) and Shadow Of Oblivion (3rd game). The third was n64 only. But Dinosaur Hunter (1st game) and seeds of evil are on the pc. Seeds of evil is the best one regardless of platform and sequels. Gotta love the cerebral bore.

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constructor is acclaim's and it is here...
just sayin.

With 3DO and Acclaim, it's a bit hard to tell who owns the licenses. As a general rule of thumb, most of Acclaim's IPs went to Throwback (although not all, I think Constructor is one of the exceptions) and 3DO's IPs got scattered, although I think Ubisoft got a large proportion of them.