- Mechwarrior 2
- Mechwarrior 3
- Soldier of Fortune
- Soldier of Fortune 2
- Need for Speed Series (I would love the first Hot Pursuit so much)

Not on GOG.com.

Elsewhere.

ebay ebay they are at ebay. doh

I have them at home. It will cost you a lot if you want them back.

Mechwarrior 2 is not going to happen anywhere, as it contains 'The Unseen'. Basically Battletech used a bunch of mechs from anime series without permission. Harmony Gold (the company responsible for Robotech) has the rights to some of those designs outside of Japan. Things went on for a while, but then Fasa (Battletech IP holder at the time) sued over Exosquad's similarities to Battletech (which aren't similar at all in my opinion). That action brought Harmony Gold down on them for using the mechs taken from the anime Macross. Both sides claimed they had the rights to the designs. Things got really nasty, and I don't know too many details. In the end a judge ruled in favor of Harmony Gold. Battletech was no longer able to use those designs. This is a sore spot with fans still, and they like to make a lot of noise about it.

Did MechWarrior 2 really contain those? If my memory serves, only MW1 did. Here are the featured Mech in MW2. As far as I can tell, all the MW2 mechs are either original mechs, or so called reseen.

The Rifleman, Warhammer, and Marauder are all Unseen.

EDIT:
You edited with something about Reseen. Im not familiar with that. Would you please enlighten me.

They offered to sell all of them, and we said no.

The Reseen are mechs that Catalyst game labs have managed to re-acquire the rights for.

Also, do note that it is the Rifleman IIC, Warhammer IIC & Marauder IIC are different fom the Rifleman, Warhammer & Marauder. The original Rifleman, Warhammer & Marauder are still considered to be unseen.

And the entire unseen part is a bit fishy. FASA actually managed to get the rights to use those mechs from their original source, while Harmony Gold only had the rights to the video part of the contract, yet because Harmony Gold had so much deeper pockets than FASA they managed to win a legal battle against them.

That's funny. Those mechs look almost exactly the same as the originals. Especially the Mech2 versions.

As for the rights thing, I know I had heard that before. Its not as simple as all that though. There are several Japanese companies at each others throats about who really owns Macross over there. Even if FASA got permission from one of them, it doesn't mean that they actually have the rights. This issue goes far beyond Harmony Gold vs. FASA. I wish they would just work it out already, as its problematic to be a fan of both Battletech and Robotech. Especially on game forums, as there is a strong bias in one direction.

They are supposed to look similar, but there are differences, enough differences to put them into a different legal ballpark. Also, the IIC mechs do have a different origin, fluffwise (they were clan mechs, built around clan technlology). Take for an example the Warhammer IIC and compare it to a classic warhammer (sorry, could not find a picture of an unseen warhammer model, and the IIC2 artwork was from a strange angle). The most obvious difference is the flashlight/missile rack switch, but look at the front, the cockpit is at a different angle, and the IIC has those exhaust port-looking things. The pelvic area is shaped differently as well, there are no torso mounted guns, and the feet have the common three toe appearance on the IIC2, while the feet on the classic warhammer are more flat, and has two toes. The model is by the way a reseen Warhammer IIC.

From what I understand, Harmony Gold & FASA got their rights from the same company, and Harmony Gold went to court when they wanted to release a toy line based on the mech-animes. Note that I got into Battletech about a year ago, so there are nuances to it all that I might be unaware of.

I could get them, but my parole officer probably wouldn't be too happy.

oh man, really? It's that legal battle with the robotech/macross universe right? I thought it was settled years ago.

So what about mechwarrior 5 (one that developed by smith & tinker + piranha)?

I'll settle with Soldier of Fortune 1 & 2 on Gog then.

Harmony Gold went berserk when they found out that one of the mechs that was alright to use but kind of looked like another mech that they had showed up in the intro and said that they would take them to court... (Harmony Gold is in other words a bunch of corporate bullies).

At the moment it looks like what used to be MechWarrior 5 has turned into MechWarrior online. All the announced mechs are mechs that were originally created by FASA, and are considered to be rather iconic (Catapult, Hunchback, Atlas, Jenner & Dragon. The game looks promising, even for a person who usually stays far away from multiplayer.