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Brian Provinciano is the creator of the first fan IDE for SCI games, [[sciw:SCI Studio|SCI Studio]]. ===<br /> AGI Games ===

| [[Sarien]] || align="center" | [[2004]] || Thanks: AGI internals consultant | [[Fuck Quest]] || align="center" | [[2004]] || Thanks: Using New Adventure Game Intepreter ([[NAGI]])

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{{Quote|Attrib = Rainer De Temple <ref>from the original AGI Wiki [[wayback:20081230082635/http://www.agigames.com/agiwiki/index.php/Use Hi my name is Rainer De Temple, I'm 24 years old, and have been on the AGI scene since 1997.

<div align="center"><div style="font-size: 22pt">Adventure Game Design System</div><br /> | Software = Adventure Game Design System

| Developers = {{LanceEwingToolDev}} Based on [[AGILE]], the fan made AGI interpreter, AGILE-gdx is an AGI interpreter whose primary purpose is to run Sierra games on the web!<ref>ht

AGI Auto-Mouse <div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">AGI Mouse</div><br />

...a storm. It was developed using the first fan made AGI IDE '''[[Adventure Game Design System]]'''. '''''Groza''''' uses interpreter version 2.440. {{Quote|Attrib = {{AlexSimkinQ}}<!--From the author of Groza--><ref>[[AGI Specifications: Chapter 13 - Other Information#The Making of Groza (Thunder

| Developers = {{LanceEwingToolDev}} ...source files. This was how some of the early attempts at creating fan made AGI demos were 'glued' together.

<div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">AGI Studio</div> | Software = AGI Studio

| Developers = {{LanceEwingToolDev}}, {{MarkYuToolDev}}, {{AndrewBranscomToolDev}} [[:Category:AGI Interpreter|Category AGI Interpreter]]