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Originally Posted by Kon-Tiki

Those really old games, like Leisure Suit Larry 1, are AGI games. It stands for Adventure Game Interpreter. Nagi stands for New Adventure Game Interpreter. It's one made by Nick Sonneveld in order to run adventure games like these under Windows and Windows XP.

I used the Nagi but its still not compatible with 64 bit windows, is there any way to make it compatible??