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In a press conference, marketing exec Steve Allison confirmed that the studio has entered a multiplatform deal to develop episodic games based on the property.
"We have agreed to a multi-title, multiplatform deal to reboot the King's Quest franchise," he said. "Much like we did with Tales Of Monkey Island, we're rebooting King's Quest with all new episodic games and multiple series."
Created by Sierra co-founder Roberta Williams in the 1980s, King's Quest went on to become one of the most successful adventure franchise of all time. It spawned seven official sequels before its discontinuation.
Telltale's episodic King's Quest is expected to be unveiled at E3 2011.
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