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...ol that can be used to create both free and commercial graphical adventure games. It is aimed at intermediate-level game designers, and combines an Integrat ...dventure Creator allowed users to create only low-res, keyboard controlled games.

[[File:Mittens2002GroupPhoto.jpg|thumb|Mittens 2002 group photo. Missing are [[Dark Stalkey|Adamski (Dark Stalkey)]], [[jet|jet ...game creators mostly from the AGS community. The first Mittens was held in 2002, and it took place in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laleham Laleham], [http

...adventure AGS made by Danny “Wizkid” Hatziconstantinou and was released in 2002. The game was nominated in 6 categories in AGS Awards 2002 and won in two.

...for badness!). Fur all future awards, games should be entered into the AGS games database to be eligible. Nominees are selected by write-in nomination, the ...s forum members. For the 2007 and 2008 awards, [[SSH]] instead created AGS games consisting of long cut-scenes where the winners were announced on stage by

The game won 2 ''Rogers'' in the [[AGS Awards 2002]]. {{AwardsWinner|Best Gameplay|2002}}

'''Bert the Newsreader''' is an AGS game made by Anton “Vartgass” Ulfvot in 2002. The game was nominated in two categories AGS Awards 2002, but didn't win:

...adventures. During his high school years, he created a series of adventure games using {{Wikipedia|Visual_Basic|Visual Basic}} known as the [[Arthur Yahtzee ...[[RoomEdit|AGS editor]]. Next, he released both Rob Blanc II and III, both games being of similar quality to the original Rob Blanc. Later on, he made the f

* '''PC Zone (UK):''' Letter about amateur adventures (2002 by Berian "[[AGA]]" Morgan Williams): * '''Hyper (Aus):''' Letter about AGS (#108, October 2002 by auhsor):

{{AwardsResults|2002}} |award=Best Game Created with AGS for 2002

The game was nominated for five categories in the [[AGS Awards 2002]], winning at one category, which was Best Player Character as Satan. the o {{AwardsWinner|Best Player Character (Satan)|2002}}

The game was nominated for three awards in the [[AGS Awards 2002]] but didn't win any. [[Category:2002 games]]

...logy|apology]] in his [http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/ blog] on July 10, 2002, soon after releasing [[Trials of Odysseus Kent|The Trials of Odysseus Kent ...moons ago when I pledged allegiance to the AGS community I released a few games and they were well received, but then I became rather egotistical and ever

...l game projects in the work, none of which are finished by the moment. His games are notable for the cartoony and trippy style, very adult humour and surrea * One of his games was to include Tchaikovsky's music piece "The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy

The game was nominated in two categories AGS Awards 2002, but didn’t win: [[Category:Sci-fi games]]

...Vorbis decoder, which is available from http://www.xiph.org/ Copyright (c) 2002, Xiph.org Foundation ...ly both the DOS and Windows engines, or if your game is made up of two sub-games, you will save space by using this approach.

Audrey Wells reviewed it for Just Adventure in January 2002, and gave A rating to the music and the story, and gave A+ to the gameplay, [[Category:AGS games]]

{{AwardsWinner|Best Dialogue|2002}} [[Category:AGS games]]

'''P.D.''' is an AGS adventure game, which was created by Igor back in 2002. It featured Edd Zwahowsky, a detective who was supposed to meet his client * [http://www.bigbluecup.com/games.php?action=detail&id=85 P.D. in AGS database]