Sierra Online

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Sierra Online
Type Private
(subsidiary of Sierra Entertainment)
Founded 2006
Headquarters Los Angeles, CA, U.S.
Key people Ed Zobrist
Industry Computer and video game industry
Products Freestyle Street Basketball
Slogan N/A
Website Sierra.com
For the company formerly known as Sierra On-Line, see Sierra Entertainment.

Sierra Online is a newly formed corporate division of Sierra Entertainment that will focus on the growing internet gaming industry, particularly the genre of casual gaming. The company's first product is the American distribution of a popular Korean online game, Freestyle Street Basketball in Spring 2007.

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