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The AGI engine in ScummVM | The [[AGIWiki/AGI|AGI engine]] in ScummVM began as Sarien (originally called Yggdrasil, but renamed to avoid confusion with the Linux distribution). Sarien was originally created by Stuart George in 1999. | ||
Like ScummVM, Sarien was an open source adventure game interpreter distributed under the GNU GPL. Since the license was compatible, and both teams felt integration into the ScummVM codebase would help the Sarien project, the Sarien codebase was used to create the AGI engine in ScummVM in 2006 (with permission). After the completion of the ScummVM engine, the Sarien project officially became part of ScummVM so as to not duplicate coding efforts. | |||
ScummVM is designed to be highly portable, and is available for a large variety of devices and operating systems. | |||
==Resources== | |||
*[[About|About ScummVM]] | |||
*[[AGI|ScummVM AGI Engine]] | |||
*[[Platforms|Devices and Operating Systems Supported By ScummVM]] | |||
Revision as of 08:43, 14 August 2013
The AGI engine in ScummVM began as Sarien (originally called Yggdrasil, but renamed to avoid confusion with the Linux distribution). Sarien was originally created by Stuart George in 1999.
Like ScummVM, Sarien was an open source adventure game interpreter distributed under the GNU GPL. Since the license was compatible, and both teams felt integration into the ScummVM codebase would help the Sarien project, the Sarien codebase was used to create the AGI engine in ScummVM in 2006 (with permission). After the completion of the ScummVM engine, the Sarien project officially became part of ScummVM so as to not duplicate coding efforts.
ScummVM is designed to be highly portable, and is available for a large variety of devices and operating systems.