I can't even tell if this is a serious question.
I also cannot imagine any of these games ever being supported by ScummVM. ScummVM is a collection of game engines for games that all happen to have a reasonably similar look and feel (point-and-click adventure games). Some people think that if ScummVM supports one game well, and another game has the same user interface, then supporting the second game is easy. Not so. They could be completely different beneath the hood. I mean, you wouldn't expect Quake to run Pac Man, just because both involve running around in mazes and picking things up, would you?
And to the best of my knowledge, the games you are asking about aren't even point-and-click adventure games, so maybe it's more like asking if Quake will do spreadsheets!
You may want to check out the
DOSbox project. Rather than being a collection of engines, it emulates an entire Intel x86 PC, and is - in theory - able to run any DOS application. This means that it does run many of the games that ScummVM runs, and in some cases it might even do so more correctly. But it's also an awful lot slower than ScummVM, for obvious reasons.