1. Alien vs Predator 2
2. Arcanum
3. Caesar IV
4. Dark Reign 2
5. Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom
6. Empire Earth
7. Empire Earth 2
8. Empire Earth: Age of Conquest
9. Ground Control
10. Ground Control2
11. Homeworld
12. Homeworld: Cataclysm
13. Nolf2
14. Red Baron
15. Sanity
16. Star Trek: Armada
17. SWAT3: EE
18. SWAT3: GOTY
19. The Incredible Machine
20. Tribes2
21. Vampire
I can't help but think this is falling on deaf ears.True enough.
No, no... it's preaching to the choir.
A lot of good games on that list.
Now imagine if you had a brain because then you'd realize that activation servers and multiplayer servers has about as much to do with each other as you with said brain
For what it's worth, Sierra did release some fairly cheap collections of many of the Quest games (at least SQ, KQ, PQ as well as LSL..... not sure if they did QFG collections though). They weren't complete though...... i.e. the Space Quest Collection is only 1-5, doesn't include 6, and also doesn't include the VGA remake of SQ1). For what it's worth, they seemed to essentially just be a DOSbox interface for playing the old games anyway, so it's not something you can't figure out yourself if you happen to still have the old Sierra games and DOSbox. But otherwise, not bad.
We requested the source code a few months back but were told by Sierra/VU that they couldn't be bothered to look for it in their archive.Are you serious? Is that genuinely what they said?
I can't help but think this is falling on deaf ears.
Now imagine if these games had DRM and online activation
DRM needs to die... nowI can't help but think this is falling on deaf ears.
I want all of the Quest games (Space, King's, Hero's/QFG, Police) and LSL on GOG, and I want them there now