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Sierra
, (Sierra On-Line, Sierra Entertainment Inc.)
was an American video-game developer and publisher founded in 1979 as On-Line Systems by
Ken
and
Roberta Williams
, most known for their influential
adventure games
for the
home-
and
personal computer
market,
King's Quest
and
Leisure Suit Larry
by
Al Lowe
. In 1996 sold to
CUC International
, Sierra was merged and later owned by
Vivendi Games
, until in 2008 the Sierra trademark was absorbed into
Activision Blizzard
and closed down later that year
[1]
.
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Sierra, (Sierra On-Line, Sierra Entertainment Inc.)
was an American video-game developer and publisher founded in 1979 as On-Line Systems by Ken and Roberta Williams, most known for their influential adventure games for the home- and personal computer market, King's Quest and Leisure Suit Larry by Al Lowe. In 1996 sold to CUC International, Sierra was merged and later owned by Vivendi Games, until in 2008 the Sierra trademark was absorbed into Activision Blizzard and closed down later that year [1].
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