Play Sierra On-Line games in your browser (with added multiplayer)

From the about page: "I sincerely hope that Activision Blizzard can appreciate this tribute to these game franchises (as their original creators such as Al Lowe do), and not ask me to close down the site due to copyright issues."<p>I hope so too, but somehow I think his wish is not going to be granted...

For those interested in indulging in some Sierra nostalgia:<p>SierraGamers (<a href="http://www.sierragamers.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.sierragamers.com</a>) is a lively forum maintained by Ken Williams, original founder of Sierra.<p>Quest Studios (<a href="http://www.queststudios.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.queststudios.com</a>) is a great site dedicated to the music of classic Sierra games, and also has a pretty good forum.<p>ImagiNation Revival (<a href="http://innrevival.googlepages.com" rel="nofollow">http://innrevival.googlepages.com</a>) is a reimplementation of the ImagiNation service, which can be used with the original INN client (under DosBox with the serial port mapped to telnet).<p>And since this is Hacker News, The Ultimate AGI &#38; SCI Web Site (<a href="http://agisci.classicgaming.gamespy.com" rel="nofollow">http://agisci.classicgaming.gamespy.com</a>) is a site dedicated to reverse engineering the old Sierra game engines. It's relatively old, but contains, among other things, IDEs for developing games that run under Sierra's AGI and SCI interpreters.

Ultima would be a good game to multiplay. Black Gate in particular.

I still remember having to look into a French-English dictionary to find the right word for 'spacesuit'...<p>Old games are like legos, less sophistication = more imagination.

A noble effort, but I had huge stability problems. Saving and loading are really cumbersome and in those games you'll be doing both of those a lot. :(

Every time I type "inventory", I end up at the home screen in Leisure Suit Larry.

No Quest for Glory (aka Hero's Quest) :(