An excerpt from GameTyrant's article: "The Digitization Of Sierra Classics Initiative (TDOSCI) is a movement aimed at ActiVision Blizzard (who own Sierra and their catalog). Its creator believes that a large portion of Sierra's games aren't available digitally on GOG.com, a digital distribution platform service primarily focused on bringing DRM-free classic and indie games to consumers for affordable prices and are only obtainable for anything up to three-figure amounts via sites such as eBay, something which they believe is too expensive for non-collectors."
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This was better than Sony state of play. With Phantom Blade Zero closing the show
This was arguably the worst, most boring game show I’ve ever watched. CGI, live skits, just clown shoes.
That's the way I felt about Sony state of play. It was very boring to me. But it's a matter of opinion. TBH, *most* of Sony state of plays are boring imo except for the one they showed Resident Evil 4 a year ago
This was arse. Indie copy/paste, more MP games, Batman with yet another CG trailer lol, a lot of CG trailers, game trailers that try to sell their games as a big blockbuster media are cringe. This was 2 hours yo, where's the excitement? No really, I used to get so excited around E3 and now I tune into these events expecting disappointment and that's what they give. Doritos Pope has casualfy these gaming events. In an effort to make the industry look more mature they've killed its nerdy essence.
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I used to have a box of old Sierra games but I got rid of them when I moved. I wish I would've done some research, I could've made some money.
It is sad how many great Adventure games were out in the past and very few. I remember the rivalry between LucasArts and Sierra, yet now both companies don't exist. I feel like there is a goldmine if Activision and Disney could bring the old classics out on consoles, plus PC again. A better idea would be a remake, but I doubt that'd happen.
This guy has the hilarious misconception that Activision even remotely cares about "preservation" or "making things affordable".
Need to get your head out of your a** bud. Sadly, this will go absolutely nowhere.