Well I think that LucasArts is proving, quite well I must add, that the adventure genre is FAR from dead. They've pretty much revived their entire back catalog of adventure games now, and they're doing pretty well. You can get them on Steam (and they actually work on Windows computers, as compared to the KQ collection on steam...) Activision may want to rethink their plans for their adventure game IPs. They're sitting on a gold mine. A very big goldmine. Sierra's back catalog is regarded as some of the best and most famous video games of all time. King's Quest 6 got on Game Informer's top 200 games list. Sierra was, at the time, the leading company in adventure games. They crafted beautiful games with beautiful plots. Each game they released improved on the previous one (there are obviously exceptions, such as MoE, but that's at the tail end of Sierra's existence...) They could perhaps strike a deal with the guy developing Sarien.net and put all of their games online to play. While sarien.net currently offers this, it is currently limited to Sierra's early games such as KQ's 1, 2 and 3. It can't yet do the SCI engine. Imagine if it could do the VGA engine. You could be playing KQ6 with online multi-player, the new acheivement system being worked on, all from within your own web browser. Hell, I'd pay for that. It's damn worth it in my opinion. You don't have to bother with whether your computer can handle the games or with any sort of emulators.