King's Quest I: Quest for the Crown (PC/DOS) 1990, Sierra On-Line

Sierra Online re-released the original King's Quest: Quest for the Crown title in 1990 which allowed it to benefit from the higher-resolution graphics of their new SCI interpreter.
The storyline remained the same as the original, aside from a few minor tweaks to cater for the change from text parser input to SCI's icon-driven interface.
The SCI version of the game also featured on the "Best of Sierra" compilation, which also comprised King's Quest VII and The Incredible Machine, as well as on "The Robert Williams Anthology" which comprised 14 full games.
King's Quest: Quest for the Crown (SCI) 16-color version
Released: 1990
Published by: Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Developed by: Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Credits: Roberta Williams, Ken Williams, Josh Mandel, Jerry Shaw, William Skirvin, Ken Allen, Jeff Crowe, Cheryl Loyd, Cindy Walker, Jennifer Shontz, Gary Kamigawachi, Randy MacNeill, Raoul Said, Chad Bye, Oliver Brelsford, Mark Wilden

[@imperia777]

Gorgeous EGA graphics

[@seelow733]

the original 1984 kq got me into gaming. it is fascinating to have witnessed the graphics advancing

[@andystandys]

Same here. And, I agree. It was an amazing time. Every 2-3 you'd get a huge leap in graphics and sound.

[@rickyderocher3181]

I absolutely love all the classic Sierra games!

[@dueydrew7172]

Another great part of my childhood.

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

It was one of my first PC games.

[@totalgeezerok]

Great graphics for the time

[@ryan_6984]

I remember how good this remake and some of the later KQ games looked compared with the originals!

[@Vesalempinen]

I remember sending a couple of fan letters to Sierra as a kid, and they responded kindly every time ❤ unfortunately as time passed by, I lost those letters. :0(

[@Hedrakk1]

Pretty odd the amount of items that were useless. I played a lot of the Sierra’s Quest games, but never the King’s Quest ones.