Not really, the only issues is packing games or roms you don't own the copyright for or using emulators without asking for permission. There have been packages of games with emulators in the past, it just takes a bit more work that GOG is not willing to do.I'm pretty sure there's legal issues with just packaging emulators of games developed or published by companies that still exist, like Atari.
I think the problem is that they're not going to port the original console games to PC, ever. Now, before anyone chimes in with the already existing PC ports of those, remember those aren't even on Steam. They might even have some weird rights issues since I think they all were published weirdly. The more important point is that those games don't work natively out of the box on modern OSes, they'd have to patch them and that would require the source code if they would do a lazy port. (they would, since the old console games are on consoles and the remakes are everywhere) The existing patches? Japanese publishers aren't like western ones, and won't just take a fan patch and plop it in. At least most of them, of which Capcom is very much in the category of, considering they would sue modders if they could. Which is actually quite unfortunate, especially since there's no way to play Code Veronica on PC outside of emulation right now.Still no original Resident Evil trilogy on GOG.
C'mon, man!
One can also forget to pay for it, given that the publisher doesn't even care anywayFor Terminator it looks like the publisher just kinda forgets GOG exists. This poor guy's been waiting since 2020
https://af.gog.com/forum/general/ar...for_terminator_resistance/page4?as=1649904300