And plus, (and I'm sure I've said this before in some sort of wording)...

STOP REACHING FOR THE SKY AND GRABBING FOR THE STARS! We have a lot coming to us. Stop asking for more, you greedy sod, until we are in a comfortable situation and all other plans that have been asked for (i.e. new series, reruns, DVDs...) have been carried out.

Jesus Christ.

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I doubt you'll convince a company to make a product for which there's perhaps not a sufficient market.

Oh, and before someone quotes this and says something like, "But you'll never know if you don't try!", I should say that anyone can, if they wish, make overtures to companies, write to people etc., for this idea, for KM on VHS, for other KM media, for Challenge to beam their transmissions into space so that aliens can enjoy this programme, or any other idea, if they really believe in it. There's not a set number or group of people who are allowed to campaign for things! Spend your effort doing what you think is positive, rather than saying other people don't go far enough- and no, Motley, those remarks aren't aimed at you at all. Not aimed at anyone, in fact.  

Oh, and of course there's the old KM games that I believe in at least one case you can download somehow to be playable on your PC, although I tried once and failed miserably after several hours- not that I really need to replay all those hours spent stoning the old man in the first room on my old Amstrad CPC 464 with its lovely multicoloured keyboard.

(Oh, quoting one of my own posts. How self-indulgent am I?)

I don't think at the moment we'd have much chance of getting any major company to produce a KM game. It might be a great idea for KM fans, and it would have been fantastic had the graphics and gameplay aspects of modern gaming been as they are now back in the early 1990s, but right now I doubt you'll convince a company to make a product for which there's perhaps not a sufficient market. Most of the people who buy these games now probably haven't heard of the show, so I don't think developers would be too keen to base a game solely on it and its appeal. However, I'm sure there are still a lot of great fantasy/RP games out there.

Also, if the new KM happens and is a success, the picture may change. If the new show captures the imaginations of another generation of young people, then the game manufacturers may well be interested.