Sierra Entertainment
Founded in 1979, Sierra was once a well known software company producer and distributor of several various software programs and games that was acquired by Activision.
Contact information
Sierra Entertainment is no longer in business and has no e-mail or phone support options. Computer Hope may still be able to assist you with any technical support related questions, but cannot assist you with any part replacements, warranty, or other company specific related questions.
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- Games
- Gobliiins
- Goblins 2
- Goblins 3
- Half-Life
- Half-Life Opposing Force
- Kings Quest 1
- Kings Quest 2
- Kings Quest 3
- Kings Quest 4
- Kings Quest 5
- Kings Quest 6
- Kings Quest 7
- Kings Quest Mask of Eternity
- Lords of Magic
- Nascar Racing 4
- Police Quest 1
- Police Quest 2
- Police Quest 3
- Police Quest 4
- Police Quest 5
- Police Quest SWAT 2
- SWAT 3
- Tribes
- Tribes 2
Company News
2008 - Activision announces Sierra is closed and up for sale.
October 2007 - Releases Timeshift
September 2007 - Releases World in Conflict
2005 - Sierra Entertainment integrates several other companies including High Moon Studios, Massive Entertainment, Radical Entertainment, and Swordfish Studios into its division.
February 19, 2002 - Sierra changes its name to Sierra Entertainment
March 19, 2001 - Tribes 2 goes gold.
June 2000 - Sierra becomes part of Vivendi Universal.
1988 - Sierra Entertainment's Kings Quest IV becomes first game to support AdLib.
1979 - Sierra is founded.