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Obi. Marry me.

<--- Uncertain. Depends on my money at the time...

Dedicated to monkey_05_06:

My thoughts exactly, Haddas. Damn, this was fun. Please start another one some day, Helm.

http://www.pabsoft.com/ags/AEscplega.zip

Okay, I mirrored the game. NOTE: I might delete the file if I for some reason will need some more webspace myself. So I advice you to get another host too.

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I know one. Secret Of Hamster Island. It's probably the best Monkey Island fan game ever made.

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I just played the game a bit. I must say that this was the nicest game experience I've had in a while. I really like the very simple style of the graphics of this game and the music was awesome. It was all quite simple, yes. But I love simple freeware games. Hoping to see more games from you too.

I recognized every one of them even though I've never met any of them in real life. So quite nice job you've done there, Pete! I want to see some more.

I've seen it, it's pretty cool.

[Name:]

Name: Aapeli Kutila

Age: 16

Female/male: Male... at least the last time I checked.

1. How long have you been involved in the AGS community?
A bit over a year now. Joined in the forums on December 2004.

2. Why did you get involved in AGS?
Well... I saw this article about adventure games in one magazine. AGS was mentioned there and I though like "Wow, it would be so cool to make an own graphic adventure game!". So I typed www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk on my internet browser, went to the download section, downloaded AGS 2.60, started practicing with it a bit, and... yeah...

I've always been a big fan of adventure games since a friend of mine showed me some of the Sierra classics. And I think I've always been kinda interested in game making. You know, programming and stuff... So that's pretty much why I'm here now.

3. How do you feel that the fact that AGS is a freeware programme affect the community that has built up around it?
Well, it sure has had a lot of effect in it. People can make their adventure games without paying anything. That way they can keep it as a nice little hobby. ^_^

4. How big a part does the AGS community play in your life?
Oh, you mean how big part does life play in my world of AGSing? Not very big... I check the forums at least 50 times a day. O_o I do it ALL THE TIME. I live here. I'm almost always on the AGS IRC channel. I like to chat with people from AGS. So actually pretty much everything I do with my computer is somehow related to AGS.

5. Have you been involved in making any games using AGS? You may list them if you want
Yeah I've made a few games. Check my profile if you wish to see what games I've been working on.

6. Answer these questions if you have been involved in making AGS games:

a. Were you interested in game design/programming before you started using AGS?
Yes, for quite a long time. I tried making some simple text adventures with CoolBasic a few years ago but didn't succeed very well.

b. If no, do you feel that you would have got into game design without AGS?
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c. Do you make games using other programmes, either freeware or not? How does the eperience differ?
I've been trying to make something with CoolBasic again, but other than that I'm pretty much using AGS for everything since it's much easier.

d. Has AGS inspired you to try and take up game design professionally?
It did for a while... but I don't know if I'd enjoy making games as a job. I want to keep it as a hobby.

7. Do you feel that there is a gender divide in the AGS community?
Hmm, no...

8. Are you likely to feel differently about a game if you discover it’s made by a female? In what way?
Not really.

9. Do you feel that AGS makes it easier for females to get involved in computer game design? In what way?
Dunno... maybe... maybe not...

10. Do you feel that there is a difference between the types of games created by males and females?
In my opinion and experiences, games made by females are usually more carefully designed and created than the ones from males for some reason.

For example, sometimes without even realising it, I'll place my cursor somewhere between the lines on the AGS forum page (or any forum page), and see how many times I can move the mouse wheel and still have the cursor stay out of the lines.

I do exactly like that all the time O_o

Because I'm bored all the time... -_-

Hey, good to hear it's back! I see you've reviewed Buna Wants Beer too. Thanks for the kind words. The link on Buna Wants Beer is old now thought. Could you replace it with this link: http://www.pabsoft.com/games.html

Thanks

Also, buloght, you should calm down a bit. A game creator must be able to handle critics.

Well I must say this is not exactly my type of music, but in it's genre/style/whatever it IS quite impressive.

I love it! I just can't wait to get to beat up those little Sierra dudes!

Hmm, the trailer of Enclosure was cool as hell. Gonna have to check the game out someday.

Wow, Chicky! I don't have much time now, got to go to school...but WOW! You can expect me to play this!

Few months? Your last post was made a month ago or so. Anyway... er, congratulations on your worst n00b award... I guess. It somehow feels strange to congratulate on something like that ._.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOZESH!!!

EAT LOTS OF CAKE AND GET FAT YOU BLOODY...!!!

...wow! That was actually the coolest thing I've seen in quite a long time. O_O

Gonna watch it all later!

B&W stole Ishmael from me for a while. He would just play it all day and not play Heretic with me. I hate Black & White for that. :'(