interresting. think it's allowed if he mentions were to get the source...

I mean red hat linux and alike come with dosbox as well and those can be bought as well.....

(there you pay for the support and cdrom and booklet )

They do offer the files for free though at their homepage as well.
dunno exactly.

Sierra being part of the IDSA (old name, I don't remeber the new one) this is certinly illegal.. Distributing old games for free is more or less tolerated by video games companies, but selling them certainly isn't.

Sierra as a team is now gone, but the brand remains the property of Vivendi Universal, and the copyright is still valid.

Furtehermore, Abandonware, even for free, isn't tolrated here at Vogons..

It could be Sarien as well, couldn't it? Or does it mention DosBox anywhere (I didn't look too hard)?

I dont think it could be sarien, since you have AGI, SCI, and some VGA games.

About the games itself I'm pretty sure it is illegal.

My question was about DosBox. I haven't read the licence agreement, but I guess that if he is making money with it, he surely should be paying something to the DosBox development team.

DOSbox is GPL-ed-- the only restriction on distribution is that the source must be offered along with the binary at no extra cost. (apart from media costs or the like), and that these same terms be extended to the recipient. There's no restriction or requirement of money changing hands apart from this.

That said, even if they're in compliance with the letter of the GPL, to not credit the Dosbox people would make them a bunch of jerkwads.

It's being sold from England which might make it harder for the USA to pin down.
I bet that those are all the Floppy Disk Versions of those games btw. :p.