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koko,cigars.
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koko,cigars
ParticipantHello everybody,
I’m quite interested to know if sierra published or developed any game for the old
cartridge based consoles ( before the year 2000)like the nes or the snes or the Sega Genesis (including the Sega-cd and the 32X),
or even the older consoles from the beginning of the 80’s like the Atari 2600 or Atari 5200 or Intellivision or Collecovision, and also more “High-end” consoles of the time like the 3DO and PHILIPS CD-I.I know that sierra had published some DOS versions of Game-arts games like Thexder and Silpheed (and I think that the consoles versions of those games were only available in japan).
Thank you for everyone who answers
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Brandon,Klassen
ParticipantKing’s Quest 5 NES
King’s Quest 1 Sega Master System
Willy Beamish Sega CD
Stellar 7 3DOThat’s just to name a few off the top of my head.
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Collector,
ParticipantRise of the Dragon on Sega CD, which is a talkie.
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koko,cigars
ParticipantThanks for the answers
after I read your comments I did some research via youtube.I can’t believe that king’s quest 5 was actually released for the nes
anyway its nes version looks really inferior to the DOS version
(It is still an 8 bit console)
The master system port of king’s quest 1 graphics
look quite good for an 8 bit console (The DOS SCI remake looks better though).anyway the Sega-cd games look really worth checking out especially rise of the dragon (since I’ve never heard about a DOS talkie version of this game), I have seen the Sega-cd games for sale on Ebay
and they were not expensive at all.also I must say that
the 3DO game looks awesomeToo bad I don’t own a Sega Master System or a 3DO (Those console were pretty much unheard of were I live)
anyway thanks for the information
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