When did you make (or tried to make) your first AGI game?

[Oliver]

I'm glad we've got this website, nobody I know likes to talk about creating computer games (let alone old SCI games!)

  No one I know (besides Eigen of course) even knows AGI (same with SCI). Maybe if we all "die" then it's the end of AGI and SCI?  

[Eero R]

In Estonia, I know only about 5 people knowing about AGI and SCI...

[Allen]

I've only known one person here in the UK

[Zonkie]

I guess there are some people in Germany that know about AGI, but I know only very few people here who actually program or design games in AGI... maybe two or three   .

[Oliver]

Well btw I even wouldn't be here if Eigen wouldn't started making a game. I probably would be one of the people who don't know AGI/SCI/AGS/Qbasic/and on and on and on..

So thank you Eigen!

[Eigen]

and on and on and on..

that's a great song! (Blink 182 - Aliens Exsist)

And thank you!

-Eigen

[SGreenslade]

SGreenslade> I think the "fun"-part of programming is the reward you get, when you (finally) get an animation/action to work right! Also, adding (somewhat crazy) replies does it for me, personally.

Well personally I think that's what does it for me too, but I have to get started first.

[Tarison]

When? The first half of 1998. My first test with AGI was a little thing called Medi-Evil (long before the game of the same name ever came out), though I never released it.

The first version of The Lost Planet (the super-beta) was compiled by/for May 29, 1998. I had been looking into AGI from late '97, though.