lance_ewing

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   by lance_ewing 2y ago

   It happened twice at Sierra, around the same time in fact. I have found part of the AGI interpreter source code on a King's Quest III disk (version 2.14, 720KB version, disk 1). There is nowhere near as much, but lucky for us, it happe
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   by lance_ewing 2y ago

   Thanks for the link. I hadn't previously visited that site. Very interesting. From a quick check, I can't see this particular Space Quest II disk's AGI interpreter uncompiled code mentioned in there yet. Do you agree? I have
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   by lance_ewing 2y ago

   Yeah, that is a fair point. I was a little too eager and dramatic with my wording. I have now removed the bit about it potentially being a sackable offence, as I feel you are probably right regarding that. Someone else in the comments made
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   Space Quest II disk contains 70% of AGI interpreter source code due to blunder(github.com)

   6 points by lance_ewing 2y ago|0 comments
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   AGILE: A Sierra On-Line AGI game interpreter for the web(github.com)

   3 points by lance_ewing 2y ago|1 comments
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   by lance_ewing 2y ago

   The 10th May 2024 marks the 40th anniversary of King’s Quest, the game that started a whole new genre: the animated graphic adventure. To celebrate the event, and as a tribute to the game, I am today releasing AGILE, a way to play Sierra On