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

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==<br /> Games by Dark Minister == * [[AGI256 Demo]]

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...7. A second version uses interpreter version 2.936 with {{AGIMouse}} and {{AGI256}}. === AGI256 Version ===

...ince its release, [[AGI Studio|AGI Studio]] has spawned dozens of fan made games and demos. Here is a list of many released. You can download all of the listed games listed below in a single zipped file [[AGI:FanGames/AGIFanGames.zip|here]]

...en come bundled with an interpreter. However -- barring some [[Running AGI Games#Exceptions|exceptions]] -- you will be perfectly able to run them with the The most popular choice for playing AGI games is using the [[#Running an AGI game with NAGI|NAGI]] interpreter. Here is a

Since its release, [[AGI Studio|AGI Studio]] has spawned dozens of fan made games and demos. Here is a list of many released. You can download all of the listed games listed below in a single zipped file [[AGI:FanGames/AGIFanGames.zip|here]]

Since its release, [[AGI Studio|AGI Studio]] has spawned dozens of fan made games and demos. Here is a list of many released. You can download all of the listed games listed below in a single zipped file [[AGI:FanGames/AGIFanGames.zip|here]]