I notice that GOG.com has a decent selection of Sierra games now (the entire King's Quest, Space Quest and Gabriel Knight series) but why stop there? :)

I'd very much like to see the following added:

- Quest for Glory series
- Police Quest series
- Jones in the Fast Lane
- Leisure Suit Larry series

If you're already working towards acquiring these, please ignore :).

Anyone else wanting to get these or perhaps another Sierra classic?

I will buy all versions of all of those right now. Right now, GOG!

Need my adventure fix....oh....gawd....the shakes...

Hi there, and welcome to GoG.

We have a wishlist feature, and i'm sure these games are already on there....

But thanks for your input, i'd love to see these too

Yeah I actually asked about the wishlist feature in a previous post but didn't get a definite response, since the wishlist is not displayed on the Community Page anymore I assumed it is to be closed down.

Not to mention the Wishlist feature is broken anyway since people may end up posting the same game several times under different names :(.

I would definitely be interested in Quest for Glory series and LSL series. Jones in the Fast Lane was great as well... Forgot about that one.

I would love to see all these pop up on GOG as well.

I too have no idea how to get to this wishlist feature.

Here you go: http://www.gog.com/en/wanted

Thanks Kaidane!

I'm going to give a Sierra shout out to Homeworld 1 and 2, there are a lot of votes for them already but go ahead and vote if you want.

I've never played those except Quest for Glory which I really want to see up here. The King's quest games seem to have less than 300 votes a piece whereas the QFG serieshas over 500 for each entry.

And I reached the wishlist from the "welcome to GOG" permanent post near the top and they had a link to the wishlist.

Freddy Pharkas

2 years ago, Al Lowe visited Finland and the Alternative Party as the guest speaker. We had a bunch of fun things, like the "David Hasselhoff Big Band" playing, and Al played with them on sax. He gave quite a nice speech, signed practically every game developer from Finland's original copies of the Leisure Suit Larry games, joined ISO (I imagine he wonders what the heck happened there now) and gave away prizes of some of the original source code listings for some of his early games.

He's a very cool person.

Heck, he added _me_ on Facebook, not the other way around.

So, if you are having issues at all getting the Leisure Suit Larry series on here, I'm sure he'd be glad to work with you in some way to do something with them.

(Mind you, if he doesn't get any royalties from the current owner of the intellectual property, it may just be him being a nice guy and all - I have NO idea who has that license. And I would HOPE Al would get some portion of my purchase when you start selling them.

Just saying... talk to Al. If nothing else, he'd love to share jokes with you. )

(Also, this is obviously about the old Leisure Suit Larry games. Not the new ones. He has opinions on those, which are not good. Interestingly, another friend of mine worked on the NEW ones, and has the similar opinion of Al's games. To each their own, I guess.)

[edit: whoops, made it look like he gave the source code to LSL away. Nope, but I think someone got some of Police Quest 1. Unsure. To be honest I wanna know what happened to those prizes cuz, seriously, those were wicked prizes (: ]

The Sierra games I'd like to see the more here are the Laura Bow games. I love those games to absolute pieces and having digital copies of both would certainly make my day. <3

Quest for Glory!!!!

Whatcha been up to, Ner'zhul? :o