Sierra
Founded in 1979 by Ken Williams and Roberta Williams as On-Line Systems, Sierra is an American video-game developer and publisher. On-Line Systems became Sierra On-Line in 1980, and moved its headquarters from Los Angeles, California, USA to the Sierra foothill community of Oakhurst, California. The company is currently owned by Activision, a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard.
Contact information
| Support: | (310) 255-2050 |
| Fax: | Unknown |
| TDD/TTY: | Unknown |
| Website: | Sierra official website Activision official website |
| FTP: | Unknown |
| E-mail: | Activision contact page |
| Address: | Activision Publishing, Inc. 3100 Ocean Park Boulevard Santa Monica, California 90405 |
| Stock: | ATVI (Activision Blizzard, Inc.) |
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Related pages on Computer Hope
- Aces of the Deep, Europe, and Pacific.
- Caesar 3
- Gabriel Knight 3
- Games
- Gobliiins, Goblins 2, and Goblins 3.
- Half-Life and Half-Life Opposing Force.
- Kings Quest 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
- Kings Quest Mask of Eternity
- Lords of Magic
- Nascar Racing 4
- Police Quest 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Police Quest SWAT 2 and SWAT 3
- Tribes and Tribes 2
Company news
August 7, 2014 - The Sierra website came back online.
2008 - Activision announced Sierra was closed and up for sale.
October 2007 - Releases Timeshift.
September 2007 - Releases World in Conflict.
2005 - Sierra Entertainment integrated with other companies including High Moon Studios, Massive Entertainment, Radical Entertainment, and Swordfish Studios into its division.
February 19, 2002 - Sierra changed its name to Sierra Entertainment.
March 19, 2001 - The game Tribes 2 went gold.
June 2000 - Sierra became part of Vivendi Universal.
1988 - Sierra Entertainment's Kings Quest IV became first game to support AdLib.
1979 - Sierra was founded.