Chris's AGI Website-http://www.agigames.com/- A great site where AGI users can talk together through forms, AGI fan games, and AGI editing utilities.

The Ultimate AGI and SCI Website-http://www.classicgaming.com/agisci- A very great site for AGI utilities, AGI fan games, AGI and SCI patches, and much, much more!

The AGI Development Website-http://www.agidev.com/-  A fine site where you can find the NAGI interpreter and tutorials on how to make your own AGI game.

The SCI Studio Website-http://www.bripro.com/scistudio/index.php- The site to find SCI Studio: the program that allows you to create SCI games. SCI is another interpreter used by Sierra from 1989-1998 that has changed over time. The editor however supports the oldest SCI games, but they have much better graphics and sounds than AGI, but the scripting is much more difficult.

Zelda Classic-http://www.zeldaclassic.com- On this site people have made a clone of the original The Legend of Zelda for the NES on the computer. It started as a limited clone but now it is very customizable with an editor that has many extra features and items from other Zelda games such as the hookshot.

AGS (Adventure Game Studio)-http://www.bigbluecup.com- The site of the game engine for more powerful games than AGI and SCI. If you have played KQ1 OR KQ2 VGA, then you know what it can do.

AGD Interactive-http://www.agdinteractive.com- The site of where you can find KQ1 and 2 VGA. It also shows more about the games and screenshots of them.

Frieve Music Studio Producer-http://www.frieve.com/english/musicstd/musicstd.html- This site is where I found a fairly good MIDI sequencer and its free!

Pete's QBASIC Site-http://www.petesqbsite.com- This is one of the best sites for stuff related to QuickBASIC and QBASIC.

Sierra Entertainment-http://www.sierra.com- The official site of Sierra!

FreeBasic-http://www.freebasic.net- For those who want to program more modern programs for Windows and don't want to mess around with C, then this is perfect. FreeBasic is a version of basic based off of QuickBasic for 32-bit operating systems such as Windows, Protected Mode MS-DOS, and Linux. It can also use many of the popular C libraries such as SDL, OpenGL, Allegro, etc.

DosBox-http://dosbox.sourceforge.net- If you have problems running older dos games on newer computers, this dos emulator usually can help. However, if you plan on running a protected-mode MS-DOS game from around the mid-90s, you better have a very fast computer. When I ran KGI in it, it ran about as fast as a 486 machine. Also the emulator expects you to know the basic knowledge of Dos.