This is pretty cool - some of you may already know about it!
http://www.sarien.net/
Flash versions of some of the Sierra Classics.
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Re: Flash versions of some of the Sierra Classics.
This is awesome!
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Re: Flash versions of some of the Sierra Classics.
I'm playing King's Quest at work! Fun!
Lots of bugs though. In Black Cauldron, I got stuck walking into a bush. And in King's Quest, the game got stuck on a block of text over a very reasonable command.
Lots of bugs though. In Black Cauldron, I got stuck walking into a bush. And in King's Quest, the game got stuck on a block of text over a very reasonable command.
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Re: Flash versions of some of the Sierra Classics.
Too bad my work detects the site as a gaming site! *pout*
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Re: Flash versions of some of the Sierra Classics.
It's not flash. It's Sarien, a fanmade AGI interpreter. Looks like it's coded in JavaScript, according the website.
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