Editing Space Quest (section)

== Collections ==
* ''The Space Quest Trilogy: Roger Wilco – The Other World Series'' (1992) – a collection containing ''Space Quest'' VGA, ''Space Quest II'' and ''Space Quest III'' on floppy disks.
* ''The Space Quest Saga'' (1993) – This collection contained games I ([[VGA]] remake), II, III and IV all on [[floppy disk]]s.
* ''The Space Quest 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition'' (1994) – Released for Sierra's 15th anniversary, this contained games ''I''-''V'' and ''Roger Wilco's Spaced Out Game Pack'', plus a video featuring the Two Guys from Andromeda and a complete history of the game series. It also contained a few foreign language editions of some of the games. There is also a secret bonus program giving the strange history of the World Famous Talking Bear.
* ''Roger Wilco Unclogged'' (1995) – All the above, plus a humorous "Inside Space Quest" video, but without the Two Guys video
* ''Space Quest Collection Series: Starring Roger Wilco'' (1997) – All six games, plus a preview of episode ''VII''.
* ''Space Quest Collection: A Long Time Ago in A Janitor Closet Far Far Away'' (2006) – Released by Vivendi Universal Games and contains all six games (only the VGA remake of ''SQ1'').
* ''Space Quest 1+2+3 & 4+5+6 collections'' (2010) – Two collections on GoG.com, minus the VGA remake.
* ''Space Quest'' – a ported collection with access to ''Space Quest Collection Legacy'' re-released on Steam (2016)

=== Collection bonus material ===
* ''Funseeker's Guide to Eastern Madera County''
* ''History of Space Quest''
* ''Inside Space Quest''

=== ''Space Quest Collection'' ===
Vivendi Universal has re-released the ''Space Quest Collection'' (originally named ''Space Quest Compilation'') that is compatible with [[Windows XP]]. The collection was released on September 15, 2006.<ref>More info can be found at [http://www.sierra.com/en/home/games/game_info.prod-L2NvbnRlbnQvc2llcnJhL2VuL3Byb2R1Y3RzL3NwYWNlX3F1ZXN0.platform-global.html Sierra's Space Quest Collection]</ref>

The ''Space Quest'' games were made compatible by the licensing of [[DOSBox]], a free program that allows users to play old DOS games on [[Windows XP]]. The games were re-released as ''Space Quest Collection'' on July 23, 2009 on [[Steam (service)|Steam]].<ref name=":2">{{Cite web |title=Space Quest Collection |url=https://steamdb.info/app/10110/ |website=SteamDB.info}}</ref> It is so far unavailable in Australia and New Zealand.<ref name=":2" />