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Trip down memory lane with Al Lowe(Sierra)
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Yeah, I'm a huge Sierra fan (I own every Sierra game pre-1995 sans Ultima Escape From Mount Drash), but those prices are a bit over my price range. The source code is currently going for over $7000 per game. Figuring that it's really only useful for preservation, I think I'll be passing.
It's a shame though that apparently his children don't appreciate the stuff enough to want to keep it. Sierra during the 80s and early 90s was very influential on computer gaming.
It's a shame though that apparently his children don't appreciate the stuff enough to want to keep it. Sierra during the 80s and early 90s was very influential on computer gaming.
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I got into PCs with a tandy 1000 and a bunch of sierra games. 
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word. I learned how to spell playing Kings Quest 1 on a IBM PC Jr. obviously the later years by all the KQs and Space QuestsI got into PCs with a tandy 1000 and a bunch of sierra games.
That's one of the things I believe the current generation of children are missing out on. I too learned how to spell and type with those games. Rather than purely edutainment titles, they could be fun as well as secretly educational.