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[Nirklars]

Greetings. I searched a bit for Space Quest on Google but I couldn't find any place to order it I fear. I did however find a complete remake made for Windows.

I won't be posting it here because it could be warez. I'm unable to verify it, sorry.

Another good place to ask is probably the official sierra community forum.
http://forums.vgames.com/forum.jspa?forumID=111

Try asking people here, perhaps Sierra has some kind of classic game pack you can buy.

Kind Regards
Nick

[Kugerfang]

If a game has the icon, it means go look for the No 100 icon instead.

[_r.u.s.s.]

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw...+quest&x=0&y=0

btw remakes are not warez, you can post away

[The Fifth Horseman]

If you mean the "Space Quest Collection", it was an officially released "port" to Windows. (Actually not a port at all, just using a chopped down version of DOSBox to get the DOS game to run under Windows.)
If you found a place that has it for sale, I think everyone would appreciate the info (especially since we have to track any legitimate sources for the non-downloadable games on Abandonia).

[dosraider]

The space quest collection can be bought online@
terragame.com
621Mb, 19.99$
Demo available.

.... Space Quest Collection includes six adventure games that are sequels ....

[karooble]

Would it be illegal for Abandonia to earn revenue by selling custom CDs, pre-burned, of abandoned games selected by users? For example, charge a fixed price, say $15, for a 650mb disc; leave it up to the user to choose how they want to allocate that 650mb, and then burn & mail it. This may be a good choice for people who are still stuck on slow connections, but I'm not sure how legal it is -- if the companies that made the game don't exist anymore, it seems like it should be okay.

With increasing bandwidth speeds and lower costs of hosting, this may be unnecessary, but it might be nice if the owners of Abandonia could be rewarded for the great things they've done.

[_r.u.s.s.]

i'd say it's unethical

[Kugerfang]

I'd say it's stupid.

Since there are already downloads.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Originally Posted by karooble

Would it be illegal for Abandonia to earn revenue by selling custom CDs, pre-burned, of abandoned games selected by users? For example, charge a fixed price, say $15, for a 650mb disc; leave it up to the user to choose how they want to allocate that 650mb, and then burn & mail it. This may be a good choice for people who are still stuck on slow connections, but I'm not sure how legal it is -- if the companies that made the game don't exist anymore, it seems like it should be okay.

This would not only be unethical but also bound to get us in serious trouble with any copyright owners still in operation. Big no-no.

[Titan]

To offer any game in exchange for a fee require you to own the right to distribute the game.
We have NO rights what so ever to distribute any game at all...
Basicly we are doing non-profit piracy as it is.. The difference is that we do it w/o causing the copyrightowners any financial loss, by only providing games not sold by any retailer while releaving the game-companies of having to host the games and give techsupport for it.

How do you know we don't make money from this?
For starters, you are never required to pay for anything on the site, nor do we have any major ads that take up 30% of the screen.