Damn right!  Already bought the original Lord of the Realms some time back. The second is still my favourite. I have the 3rd as well, but it doesn't compare to the first two. Still, the third was by no means, terrible.

MOO1 was actually released free with one of the PC gaming mags years ago, IIRC.

Oh also, Master of Magic is supposed to release as well. Not sure when, but Gog's release schedule is Tuesdays and Thursdays. So maybe Thursday.... I hope...

Yep, here is the original announcement they put out in March:

"GOG.com continues to build its unmatched catalogue of classic PC games with the announcement of the deal with the famous worldwide publisher - Atari. The hit games will be added to the GOG.com catalogue throughout April and will include such glorious gems of yesteryear as Outcast, Master of Orion and Master of Magic. Today, during CD Projekt Spring Conference where the agreement with Atari was announced, Marcin Iwinski, Co-Founder of CD Projekt and GOG.com, said "This deal is really just the first step in what we expect will be a long and fruitful relationship. Atari has a tremendous number of cult classics within their grasp, and we hope to sign these in a near future!"."

And your totally right, they do release too many great games too close together. It hurts the wallet because all those 6 and 10$ games add up. I mean, releasing too many great games isn't bad... but damn money leaves quick. 

Before release    After release    no money for food

This is great.

I think you are in denial here. You have had a traumatic experience and are suppressing it.

MoO is available for free [link removed]  As far as I'm aware it isn't an illegal site.

Exactly.

Abandonia also lists some games that can't actually be downloaded from their website. Crusader No Remorse is an example. Yet the sequel, Crusader No Regret is available. It lists them both but No Remorse says ESA protected. So they still give you info about the game but are unable to make it available in some cases.

Abandonia is a great site though. Sites like these are often taken down because of legal issues however. In fact, I think there used to be one called something similar, like Abandonedgames.org or something like that, that had a huge selection but was eventually removed. Homeofthenderdogs.com also used to have games available for download, now they only list where you may be able to download/purchase them.

Has anyone bought this and tried with Windows 7 (32 bit)? They say compatible with Windows XP & Windows Vista (32 & 64 bit).

Master of Magic is released tomorrow and has similar requeriments.

Wintersong, I bought it and have it running on win7 32bit home, the only problem I have had so far is when quitting MOO2 I sometimes get an out of range message on the screen and I have to reboot. I mentioned this to GOG support but I haven't heard anything back from them yet.