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It was also used in a digital "christmas card" given by Sierra to computer stores in 1998 to demonstrate the capabilities of the computers at the time, as well as the capabilities of the AGI engine. The program was designed to be started in the morning and run throughout the entire Christmas day. | |||
This module is from the Sarien project, used with permission. | This module is from the Sarien project, used with permission. | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 31 May 2006
About
The AGI (Adventure Game Interpreter) engine was used by Sierra in their early adventure games. The AGI engine was used in the following games:
- King's Quest (1984)
- King's Quest II (1985)
- The Black Cauldron (1986)
- Donald Duck's Playground (1986)
- King's Quest III (1986)
- Police Quest (1986)
- Space Quest (1986)
- Leisure Suit Larry (1987)
- Mixed-Up Mother Goose (1987)
- Gold Rush (1988)
- King's Quest IV (1988)
- Manhunter (1988)
- Space Quest 2 (1988)
- Manhunter 2 (1989)
It was also used in a digital "christmas card" given by Sierra to computer stores in 1998 to demonstrate the capabilities of the computers at the time, as well as the capabilities of the AGI engine. The program was designed to be started in the morning and run throughout the entire Christmas day.
This module is from the Sarien project, used with permission.
Resources
- AGI_TODO: TODO Page