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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
3-D Ultra Lionel Train Town	Sierra Entertainment	2000		Windows
3-D Ultra Minigolf	Sierra On-Line	1997	3D version of the popular summer pastime of Mini Golf. The game offers one course of 18 holes which can be played as front nine, back nine or entire course. A version of a skins game and playing against the clock are also featured. Up to four people can play and you can play over won.net (or whatever it is called now). There are also two different putting style, a traditional click and hold, and a move the mouse to swing version.	Windows
3-D Ultra NASCAR Pinball	Sierra Entertainment	1998		Windows
3-D Ultra Pinball	Sierra On-Line	1995	Some would call it Impossible Pinball. Not that it is difficult to play, rather that you could never build a pinball machine that could do the type of things that this game does. But it seems as though that's the point. As like any pinball game, there is an underlying plot in which you must achieve certain goals on each of the three pinball tables (you can warp between them). This takes you off into the fantasy pinball world, where anything can happen. Tanks can attack your ball, comets can fly in and create a crater in the middle of the board. Who knows what will happen next.	Win3.1
3-D Ultra Pinball	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1995		Mac OS Classic
3-D Ultra Pinball	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1995		Windows
3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1996	Pinball with a strong horror motif. In the 3-D Ultra Pinball tradition, many of the effects achieved on these tables could not be reproduced on traditional machines. There are even cutaways to mini-video games where you can rack up bonus points. Tables can be played individually, or all at once in a campaign to beat them.*2 copies* [84]	Win3.1
3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night	Sierra (Dynamix)	1996		Mac OS Classic
3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride	Sierra On-Line (Left Field Productions)	2000		GBC
3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride	Sierra	2000	Turn your computer into a pinball machine with 3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrill Ride. There are 15 different amusement park rides, including two minitables and Nighttime Fantasy. Three levels of play allow you to simulate authentic pinball or defy the laws of physics. Multiball action and interactive animations are just some of the features. Up to four players can get in on the action. When you are finished, post and compare high scores over the Internet.	Windows
3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride	Sierra (Dynamix)	1996		Mac OS Classic
3D Ultra Minigolf	Sierra	1997		MS-DOS
3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures	Sierra On-Line (Wanako Games)	2007	Grab your putter and head to the links for some of the most bizarre rounds of golf you'll see for a while -- you'll knock your ball through a Wild-West Saloon brawl, send it careening through Carnival bumper cars, and maybe even send it into orbit! With Mini Golf Adventures, you never know what the next course will bring!* [100]* [12]	X360
3D Ultra Minigolf Deluxe	Sierra	1998		MS-DOS
3D Ultra Pinball - The Lost Continent	Sierra On-Line	1997		MS-DOS
3D Ultra Pinball - Turbo Racing	Sierra On-Line	1998		Windows
3D Ultra Pinball: Fastest Pinball in Space	Sierra (Dynamix)	1995		Mac OS Classic
3D Ultra Pinball: The Lost Continent	Sierra On-Line	1997	The third installment in the 3-D Ultra Pinball series, this game has a dinosaur theme instead of the space and horror motives of the previous games. Featuring 15 tables, the game appears to be bigger than the previous games, but most of those levels are much smaller than in the previous games. The story, although very short, involves crash landing on an island taken over by a mad scientist, who is turning the inhabitants into dinosaurs.*** [53]	Windows
3D Ultra Radio Control Racers	Sierra On-Line;Sierra Attractions (Sierra)	1999	MSRP: $9.99	Windows
Aces of the Deep	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1994		MS-DOS
Aces of the Galaxy	Sierra Online;Sierra Entertainment (Artech Studios)	2008		X360
Aces of the Pacific	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1992	Review for the add-on "Aces of the Pacific WWII: 1946". [22]* [22]* [52]* [37]*[b]Addons:[/b] - Scenery Disk - "World War II: 1946"	MS-DOS
Aces over Europe	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1993		MS-DOS
Acropolis	Sierra (Impressions Games)	2001		Windows
Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt	Sierra Entertainment (Third Law Entertainment)	2002		Windows
Aliens vs Predator: Requiem	Sierra (Rebellion)	2007	In this third-person action-adventure, players assume the role of an elite lone Predator with an arsenal of exotic weaponry and equipment at their disposal. The game gives access to advanced technologies with the Predator's wrist computer including Pred-tech/thermal vision modes and cloaking, to track, stalk and annihilate both humans and Aliens. Both classic and completely new futuristic weapons such as wrist blades, laser trip mines and dual shoulder cannons give players the ability to eradicate all traces of the Alien race. With co-op multiplayer mode players are be able to team up with friends wirelessly to play as the Predator's comrades, attempting to withstand hordes of attacking Aliens. To add to the game's challenging features, an honor point system evaluates the player's success based on how closely they adhere to the Predator's value system. The higher the honor achievement, the more weapon and armor upgrades available to the player. [Sierra]* [100]* [12]***Despite being in the AVP franchise, you get to control only the Predators in this game. Loosely based on the script of the movie by the same name.	PSP
Alphabet Blocks	Sierra (Bright Star Technology)	1992		Mac OS Classic
Apple Cider Spider	Sierra On-Line	1983		C64
Apple Cider Spider	Sierra On-Line	1983		Apple II E
Apple Zap	Sierra On-Line	1982		Apple II E
Aquatron	Sierra On-Line	1983		Atari 400/800
Aquatron	Sierra On-Line	1984	A decent looking Defender clone that takes place above and below water.	Apple II E
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura	Sierra On-Line (Troika Games)	2001	System Requirements Windows 95/98/2000/ME Minimum Single Player System Requirements Pentium II 300, 64MB RAM 1.2 GB Free disk space 4X CD-ROM DirectX compatible 8MB video card Windows compatible sound card Minimum Multiplayer System Requirements 33.6 Kbps Modem Up to 8 Players TCP/IP Network (Requires low-latency internet connection with support for 32-bit applications) Optional 3D Acceleration Direct3D compatible video card with 8MB RAM*Imagine a place of wonder, where magic and technology hold equal sway, and an adventurer might just as easily wield a flintlock pistol as a flaming sword. A place where great industrial cities house castle keeps and factories, home to Dwarves, Humans, Orcs and Elves alike. A place of ancient runes and steamworks, of magic and machines, of sorcery and science. [b]Welcome to the Land of Arcanum[/b] Arcanum is the first game to come from the development house Troika Games, LLC, started by former Fallout team members Tim Cain, Leonard Boyarsky, and Jason Anderson. This team takes the depth of gameplay and world-building in role-playing games to entirely new levels of realism and excitement. Arcanum creates a compelling new world where magic and technology coexist in an uneasy balance. As Arcanum opens, the mechanical age has only recently arrived in this ancient land where Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs and other races have learned to survive in the new sprawling industrialized cities. But this radical shift from magic to technology has created a potentially explosive situation. As the townspeople and other thinkers begin mass production of light bulbs, batteries, eyeglasses and guns, the Mages grow leery. This tightly wound setting is the starting point from which the character must set out on his quest. [b]Features[/b] - Classless, point-based attribute system allows for limitless creativity in guiding your character's development. - Complex stat system underlies every event taking place within Arcanum. - Customize your character, including 8 basic stats (Strength and Charisma), more than a dozen derived stats (Poison Resistance and Character Speed), 16 primary skills (Gambling and Healing), 80 spells within 16 colleges, and 56 technological degrees within 8 disciplines. - Automatic character management features let you delve into the quest at hand for action-oriented players. - Explore a huge game environment, with dozens of cities, dungeons, and towns to find. - Meet more than 300 unique characters and 280 different monster types across the land of Arcanum. - Multiple paths to victory abound in the scores of quests surrounding the main storyline. - Accurate day/night cycles affect the gameplay, from combat to thieving skills. - Take on a band of ogres in real-time, or plan your strategy through a turn-based system of combat - you choose. - Take the adventure online cooperatively or competitively over the Internet or LAN.* [100]* [12]*Latest version: 1.0.7.4 (as of 2001) Many bugs and other issues however remain even with it applied so the community has made several unofficial patches that try to fix them.	Windows
Arkadian Warriors	Sierra Online (Wanako Studios)	2007		X360
Assault Heroes	Sierra On-Line (Wanako Studios)	2006		X360
Assault Heroes 2	Sierra On-Line (Wanako Studios)	2008		X360
B.C. II: Grog's Revenge	Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1984		ColecoVision
B.C. II: Grog's Revenge	U.S. Gold;Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1984		C64
Battle Bugs	Sierra;Epyx (Dynamix)	1994	The game details a war of one group of bugs battling against another. The battlefields are common household places such as the kitchen floor or the bathroom. The player must navigate his bugs, each with special skills, and engage the enemies’ bugs. The game develops the logical skills of the player. Different bugs are stronger and weaker versus other types of bugs so the player must combine different strategies to go to the next mission.*** [22]	MS-DOS
Battledrome	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1995		MS-DOS
Battlestar Galactica	Sierra On-Line (Auran)	2007	Minimum requirements: * Windows XP or Vista * Pentium 2.2 GHz or AMD equivalent * 512 MB RAM * 128 MB RAM VRAM * 50 MB free HD space	Windows
Battlestar Galactica	Sierra Online	2007		X360
Battling Ships and War	Sierra On-Line	1998		Win3.1
Battling Ships and War	Sierra On-Line	1998		Windows
BC's Quest for Tires	Sierra On-Line	1983		ColecoVision
BC's Quest for Tires	Sierra On-Line;Software Projects (Sydney Development)	1983		C64
BC's Quest for Tires	Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1984	There were separate PCjr and Tandy 1000 packages and each package did have a different version of the game. Most notably the branding on the title screen. However, either one ran on either system. And, if ran on T1k, either would run in the enhanced graphics mode (both versions were FAT binaries). Although it used Tandy mode, the underlying graphics data was unchanged. Resulting in a close replication of the PCjr gaming experience. Sierra released patches so the game (either version) could take full advantage of Tandy graphics and be installed on a hard drive. But these patches broke PCjr compatibility.	MS-DOS
BC's Quest for Tires	Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1983	[126]* [125]*OTL-201 16k cartridge. Rare.	Atari 400/800
BC's Quest for Tires	Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1983		Apple II E
Betrayal at Krondor	Sierra (Dynamix)	1993	[22]* [59]* [37]*Set about 10 years after the end of the Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. Feist.Re-released in the [i]SierraOriginals[/i] line on single CD.**The game was available for a limited time as a promotion for Return to Krondor at no cost. After this promotion, the game was no longer available for free. The copyright has not expired, no permissions to copy or distribute this game are currently in effect. "We [Vivendi Universal Games] have existing contracts with other companies that preclude us from being able to authorize this [redistribution by unlicensed third parties]." [Zerothis]	MS-DOS

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