ALL: behaviour -> behavior

4 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/engines/agi/checks.cpp b/engines/agi/checks.cpp
index 8d03ae67b9..20276657ff 100644
--- a/engines/agi/checks.cpp
+++ b/engines/agi/checks.cpp
@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ void AgiEngine::updatePosition() {
  * This function adjusts the position of a sprite moving it until
  * certain criteria is matched. According to priority and control line
  * data, a sprite may not always appear at the location we specified.
- * This behaviour is also known as the "Budin-Sonneveld effect".
+ * This behavior is also known as the "Budin-Sonneveld effect".
  *
  * @param n view table entry number
  */
diff --git a/engines/agi/graphics.cpp b/engines/agi/graphics.cpp
index 5ceccd9e27..eb162e4ab0 100644
--- a/engines/agi/graphics.cpp
+++ b/engines/agi/graphics.cpp
@@ -841,7 +841,7 @@ void GfxMgr::setAGIPal(int p0) {
 
 	// Use only the lowest 6 bits of each color component (Red, Green and Blue)
 	// because VGA used only 6 bits per color component (i.e. VGA had 18-bit colors).
-	// This should now be identical to the original AGIPAL-hack's behaviour.
+	// This should now be identical to the original AGIPAL-hack's behavior.
 	bool validVgaPalette = true;
 	for (int i = 0; i < 16 * 3; i++) {
 		if (_agipalPalette[i] >= (1 << 6)) {
diff --git a/engines/agi/op_cmd.cpp b/engines/agi/op_cmd.cpp
index fb4c079a4a..bde62fe2d9 100644
--- a/engines/agi/op_cmd.cpp
+++ b/engines/agi/op_cmd.cpp
@@ -672,7 +672,7 @@ void AgiEngine::cmd_adj_ego_move_to_x_y(uint8 *p) {
 
 		// Turn off ego's current movement caused with the mouse if
 		// adj.ego.move.to.x.y is called with other arguments than previously.
-		// Fixes weird looping behaviour when walking to a ladder in the mines
+		// Fixes weird looping behavior when walking to a ladder in the mines
 		// (Rooms 147-162) in Gold Rush using the mouse. Sometimes the ego didn't
 		// stop when walking to a ladder using the mouse but kept moving on the
 		// ladder in a horizontally looping manner i.e. from right to left, from
diff --git a/engines/agi/op_test.cpp b/engines/agi/op_test.cpp
index 13b2d25023..0660a614b6 100644
--- a/engines/agi/op_test.cpp
+++ b/engines/agi/op_test.cpp
@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ uint8 AgiEngine::testSaid(uint8 nwords, uint8 *cc) {
 	// user typed should be correct, but it looks like code 9999 means that
 	// if the string is empty at this point, the entry is also correct...
 	//
-	// With the removal of this code, the behaviour of the scene was
+	// With the removal of this code, the behavior of the scene was
 	// corrected
 
 	for (c = 0; nwords && n; c++, nwords--, n--) {
@@ -316,7 +316,7 @@ int AgiEngine::testIfCode(int lognum) {
 		case 0x13: // Unknown test command 19
 			// My current theory is that this command checks whether the ego is currently moving
 			// and that that movement has been caused using the mouse and not using the keyboard.
-			// I base this theory on the game's behaviour on an Amiga emulator, not on disassembly.
+			// I base this theory on the game's behavior on an Amiga emulator, not on disassembly.
 			// This command is used at least in the Amiga version of Gold Rush! v2.05 1989-03-09
 			// (AGI 2.316) in logics 1, 3, 5, 6, 137 and 192 (Logic.192 revealed this command's nature).
 			// TODO: Check this command's implementation using disassembly just to be sure.