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I wonder and wish for it be able at all to all Dune the video game (Cryo, 1992) to GOG
I think you're looking for the community wishlist.

Also- yeah, that was a great game. One of the most important for me.
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Delibrium: I wonder and wish for it be able at all to all Dune the video game (Cryo, 1992) to GOG
What Breja said. Here's a general search for "dune" also - https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games#search=dune&order=votes_total
Dune would be a tough nut. They probably would have to agree with the publisher/developer AND the Herbert estate.
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blotunga: Dune would be a tough nut. They probably would have to agree with the publisher/developer AND the Herbert estate.
I don't know how this would effect his estate, but Herbert was evidently an asshole. That is not to bemoan his work, but hey, he was an asshole. ;P
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Breja: I think you're looking for the community wishlist.

Also- yeah, that was a great game. One of the most important for me.
Thank you kind person :) first time poster here and i did a search for suggestions not wishlist.
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blotunga: Dune would be a tough nut. They probably would have to agree with the publisher/developer AND the Herbert estate.
Hhhm, yes i see your point but in my mind the game is already made and out there so why not release it here so as to give people like me a proper blast from the past and in doing so make a few extra bucks
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Delibrium: I wonder and wish for it be able at all to all Dune the video game (Cryo, 1992) to GOG
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tfishell: What Breja said. Here's a general search for "dune" also - https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games#search=dune&order=votes_total
Thank you!!!
Post edited March 11, 2017 by Delibrium
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tinyE: I don't know how this would effect his estate, but Herbert was evidently an asshole. That is not to bemoan his work, but hey, he was an asshole. ;P
Like all licensed IP of movies, TV shows, books or other media the copyright owner of the video game's code generally negotiates a license to the 3rd party IP for a limited time to produce and sell their game. Just like the Riddick games, they expire eventually and bringing such games back on the market to sell in any form requires re-licensing the IP again with a new negotiation. It's certainly possible to do, but the price one pays to license such IP probably doesn't drop much over time, and may even go up. Unless a potential developer/publisher thinks they could recover the costs of that by bringing back an old title to market, it probably wont happen. They're most likely better off investing the money in new IP which is likely to garner much higher market interest. If there was a brand new Dune game coming out and someone licensed the rights for that, they could perhaps negotiate rights to license the older games from the present owner and remarket them though too.

These kind of 3rd party licensing issues may tick off us gamers sometimes, but the alternative is never seeing any game produced based on any movie/TV show/book/etc. unless the development studio also owns the movie/TV show/book/etc. outright and thus has perpetual rights. It happens in some cases but is extremely rare really. :)

Doubt we'll see any old Dune games resurrected any time soon though. :)