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Sierra, formerly known as Sierra On-Line, was one of the major commercial producers of adventure games, the other one being [[LucasArts]]. The company is now defunct, its trademarks property of Vivendi. | [[Sierra|Sierra Entertainment]], formerly known as Sierra On-Line, was one of the major commercial producers of adventure games, the other one being [[LucasArts]]. The company is now defunct, its trademarks property of {{Wikipedia|Vivendi_Universal|Vivendi Universal}}. | ||
Famous series by Sierra include | Famous series by Sierra include: | ||
*King's Quest I-VIII | *King's Quest I-VIII | ||
*Space Quest I-VI | *Space Quest I-VI | ||
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Revision as of 01:43, 8 December 2005
Sierra Entertainment, formerly known as Sierra On-Line, was one of the major commercial producers of adventure games, the other one being LucasArts. The company is now defunct, its trademarks property of Vivendi Universal.
Famous series by Sierra include:
- King's Quest I-VIII
- Space Quest I-VI
- Police Quest I-IV
- Leisure Suit Larry I-VI
- Conquests of Camelot / Conquests of the Longbow
- Laura Bow I-II
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