In May, TET said that Dr M might return in the fall, when do you think it might happen?
just in case you don't know what it is, please consider reading this if you are interested: http://www.gog.com/news/dr_m_and_the_dastardly_doom_part_6

When it returns, if it returns, depends on when and if they renew the right to sell it, and when and if they find a break in a current line-up of releases.

Dr. M will unleash his army of 8 robot masters in a bid to take over the world for he is in fact Dr. Willy in disguise.

hopefully not, that whole marketing campaign was rubbish imho

newbie question, who is Dr. M?

probably not

Dr M is not a game, it was an event that GOG.com did in 2011 to build up the hype for the announcement that they came to an agreement with EA

Then replace "Renew the right to sell it" to "Produce the right to sell stuff from someone".

I was about to sugest that the OP should be edited to clarify what "Dr M" means, but I see it already has.

Hopefully in the coming weeks we'll see something, though we're (or at least I am) probably letting ourselves get way too hyped for this.

(Dr. M wasn't even used for Square Enix, was he?)

I'd be nice to see a bluetext come in here and tantalize us a little.

My concern that keeps coming back (totally unfounded, admittedly) is that GOG doesn't feel much need to pursue new publishers with sweet back catalogs because the indie games are bringing in enough moolah or they're planning on letting somebody like Night Dive take care of all that now. Nutty concern? Probably.

It was part of a PR campaign gOg did in 2010.... it was not very good....

http://www.gog.com/news/who_is_dr_m

The add campaign was stupid as hell, but if they've actually managed something as big as signing EA again, I don't think I'd be too upset by how they marketed it. I'm not getting hyped up until it actually happens, though.

Opinion as fact much ? :p

Sorry, I guess I should have said "in my opinion, it was not very good....". Better?