Those listed barely scratch the surface of licensed games/settings from then. There are bound to be more now.
Probably a modestly good way to start compiling a list would be to use one of Wikipedia's list of role-playing games (like this one) and deleting those that weren't the result of licensing.
That won't hit them all, of course. Especially those that were licensed to existing games as settings books, but that should be more rare.
Then there are all the games that were created to emulate a book/move/series that didn't go for licensing and are built with the figurative serial numbers filed off...
Probably a modestly good way to start compiling a list would be to use one of Wikipedia's list of role-playing games (like this one) and deleting those that weren't the result of licensing.
That won't hit them all, of course. Especially those that were licensed to existing games as settings books, but that should be more rare.
Then there are all the games that were created to emulate a book/move/series that didn't go for licensing and are built with the figurative serial numbers filed off...
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