FerociousBeast
 

I can offer the following titles.

Warhammer 40,000: Rites of War
Space Hulk 2: Vengeance of the Blood Angels

They're both Win95/98, though, is that a problem? I didn't see an approval thread for Rites of War, btw.

Also, I have the following which are already in the ISO Cellar but don't have game entries:

EarthSiege 2
MissionForce CyberStorm
Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate
Warhammer 40,000: Final Liberation

I'm not sure how the ISO Cellar works; do games there not get official entries?

Thanks!

Warhammer 40,000 Rites of War hasn't been requested yet, please make a new thread on the Requests board.

The rest of them are approved:
Space Hulk Vengeance of the Blood Angels
EarthSiege 2
MissionForce CyberStorm
Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gate
Final Liberation Warhammer Epic 40,000

What's the size in megabytes of each disk image?

They can, since they wouldn't be available in the ISO Cellar if they weren't approved. But to be hosted directly on Abandonia a game must currently be 300 MB or less, or it has to be ripped down to that size.

I'm having some difficulty with my ISO program, LC ISO Creator, do you have any recommendations for other free applications?

I've got Space Hulk 2 in ISO format; it's about 550 MB. I suppose I need to split that in half?

Try this excellent freeware soft : http://www.imgburn.com/
Probably one of the best you can get, beats even 'commercial ' ones.

You're not obliged to split ISOs for the ISO cellar, size limit is only for the games hosted directly on AB.
But if you're easier with a split archive, it wouldn't be a problem, ISOs on 4shared are also split due to hosting site limits.

Space Hulk 2 (2 disks) -- 554MB and 555MB
Rites of War -- 649MB

So, Rites of War is still sold, but Space Hulk 2 is OK for ISO Cellar.

No need for splitting, those images are too big for main site with direct download. Size limit for games on site applies for each game, not single file size, so any game with archive bigger (or full disc image) over 250-300 MBs is added to ISO Cellar instead.

Have you tried AppGeeker (http://www.appgeeker.com)? It's been ages since I've used it, works well for burning any type of file format.