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And given FP was never ported to the PC you wouldn't simply be petitioning for something to be released, you'd be expecting them to port the game, years after release with a remake already in the pipeline.
Either way, it's the IP owners you'd need to convince with all this, not Valve. They don't go chasing down games - devs/publishers bring their games to Valve.
Just look at the bursts of hype surrounding GoldenEye: Source back in 2007/2006. It's taken over 7 years, but GE:S is slowly but surely coming.
TS: Rewind is supposedly going to be free. So if no one is going to be paid, their isn't a way to guarantee deadlines are met. "Developers" always leave their work and claim "real life" gets in the way. It's never real life... they're just bored doing hours and hours for a blips of appreciation on the internet.