So... have at it.

Personally, I really do wish more companies would release collections of their older titles or previous games in a particular series.  As much fun as it is to relive classics on the original machines they were designed for, it's a pain in the ass to dig out older systems and hook them up.  My older systems are also starting to break down; the games will probably start to break down in another five to ten years as well.

Being able to play through an entire series on a single machine is not only convenient, but it's also cost effective for those wanting to collect an entire series. :p  I now can play the entire Final Fantasy series save 3, Mystic Quest, and Crystal Chronicles on my PS2.  I can play the entire Legend of Zelda and Metroid series on my Gamecube, and I can play most  of the games in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, and a large amount of the games in the Mario Bros. series provided that I have the Gameboy Player accessory for my Gamecube.  I don't wish for every new generation of console systems to rehash the same games and throw them into a collection, but I do not mind every two or three generations or so.

It kind of depends if those old games were any good. Also, if they come in a packaged deal, that'd be awesome too.... Fallout 1 and 2 came in a nice package for about $10 so I picked that up - very worthwhile.

I like game collections. I think there should be more of them. BUT i think that before releasing Game Collections, they should improve the graphics. For example, I bought the RTCW Collector's edition (or something like that) and besides RTCW, there was Wolf3D. It was a bit disapointing when I found out that it was only the original version! They could improve the game engine and add 3d models... . Anyway, there should be more games collections. ID game collection, Sonic game collection, Final Fantasy collection...etc.

I would really like to see an Elder Scrolls collection. I have both Arena and Dagger fall which are hard enought to find as it is but there is also Redgaurd and battlespire which are impossible to find. Even if i could find these games i wouldnt be able to play them in windows anyway so modern ports would be very nice indeed. till then i guess ill just play Arena and dagger fall on my dos box.

I agree about improving the visuals, Wolf3D could benefit a lot from a bit of Direct3D-ness. Perhaps some ceiling and floor textures even! Plus, it would help prevent all those younger gamers dismissing it out of hand saying "that looks shite!"

Better still, how's about id releasing a version of Q2 with a proper installer that actually recognises WinXP, thus saving a lot of future gamers the bullshit that I had to go through to get it running?

BTW you've already got an id game collection ...

I like the idea of collections. I went out and got the Q1,2,3 pack to play gen, otherwise I woun't have Q2. By the way, I have just bought something called 'aliens of gold' which runs on the wolf 3D engine at a boot fair, anybody heard of this? I also got a 2x floppy disc copy of Doom, ver 1.66, in really good nick. never seen this before.

I really wish whoever created the GBA port of Wolfenstein 3D would have included the bazooka and the flame thrower as well as throw in a multi-player mode.   That would have kicked ass.

I like game collections, it just pisses me off when game companies half-ass them or leave things just out of laziness. For example, I say there's no reason why Final Fantasy 3 should have been left out of FF Origins, even if 1 and 2 were allready on the wonderswan. Likewise, the lack of FF4 in the FF Antholgies was only rectified by the fact they needed a game to package with Chrono Trigger later on. But most of all Capcom pisses me off with game collections. They just released a version of Street Fighter 2 and SF3 Third Strike for PS2. For a while they said it would have online play. Finally, an online Capcom fighter for PS2, and an incentive to buy these games when I allready own them for  PS1 and Dreamcast. But no such luck, they canned online play at the lasy minute.