One of my favorite Sierra games of all time is actually not a typical point-and-click adventure game. It's more a board game, actually. It's called "Jones in the Fast Lane". It was released in 1991 and again in 1992 with better graphics and sound on a CD.
The object of the game is to get your character from being uneducated and unemployed to having a high paying job and a full education. You can actually set your goals (like a handicap) to be as high or as low as you want, and you can even compete against other players (taking turns), or against the computer's namesake character of "Jones".
I have attached a playable copy of Jones to this blog. Jones was actually intended for DOS/Windows 3.11 computers back in the day, and does not run correctly by itself. However, I've packaged it with the DOSBox emulator so that you can play it in Windows 2000/XP without any problems. Just download the zip file, extract it to your hard drive, and double-click the "runjones" file. I also have the manual available for download. If you have any problems, please email me or post a comment below.
Disclaimer: It is probably not legal to download Jones (or put it on my site for download in the first place), but the game is over 13 years old, and I don't think Sierra ever plans to re-release an updated version. I couldn't even find a copy of it on eBay. If Sierra tells me to take it down, I will take it down, but I wouldn't feel too guilty about downloading it if I were you.

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Stephanie
I can not get it on the computer it will not let me!!! I want to play soooooo bad!
Posted at May 26, 2006 on 6:52pm