Steam is really missing out many of them.
But at least all that's done by third parties are already available in Steam.
I haven't finished Wonder Boy: Asha in Moster World though. While I do like the new music, I still prefer the original's graphic.

I got Wonderboy games... it's been on my backlog for awhile though.
No, it's the other way around.
They're being released multiplatform because they're profitable and forming established fans who always spread how good the games were.
It took 5 years for Persona 5 to go multiplatform and 10+ years for PSO2 and Yakuza.
But some of these franchises already have fans, such as Golden Axe, Jet Set Radio or Shinobi. Even if it's a risk what they make won't be good, it's better than nothing. No risk, no reward.
But what's the point. Not like Sega will ever toss their classic IPs a bone.
Just never gonna happen.
Ever.
Yes, but how many fans are there who's gonna buy the book if they're translated?
Is it profitable enough? Nobody could guarantee that.
The loud fans in Twitter don't represent the numbers of gamers/readers who're gonna buy the book/games.
If it's profitable enough in some parts of the world (or some platforms) then it would make more profit if it expands its range.
I mean, I would have never played Hogwarts Legacy or Spider-man and sooner or later FF7 games if they didn't get released for PC.