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I would second that. While licensing might be an issue, I loved The Simpson's version in the 90s. A videogame version with sounds and effects would be over the top!
I'd also like to see classic vintage and retro designs.
I collect board games and have both the original 1949 Cluedo, 1949 Clue, (both in very good condition,) and a somewhat battered copy from 1956. It took me almost a decade to track down other sets to acquire all the original tokens, including an open ended "spanner/wrench" and the original "rope" [which is a piece of string tied in a noose.]
My point though, is that I'd love to play these versions without exposing my physical copies to wear and tear.
I expect there will be one more.
They probably slowed down due to the pandemic.
when i say "from the past", i refer to old editions of Clue (standard, not master detective or some Waddington spinoff), probably owned by Hasbro. in this way i think is more easy to add these "layouts" here.
i totally agree with you, especially to let younger players or those who don't know them, to discover these classic editions.