clone2727 wrote:There are other nightly builds that do have the revision (or they should). We don't really have control over the builds from where you downloaded them.

Ok now I'm sure it's r52698 and I've edited my previous post. Sorry for the mess!

Unfortunately I don't know how I can find the build number. The full filename was scummvm-20100913_stripped.bz2 for i586-linux. From this page , it also lists "Build log" where it mentions "Updated to revision" and then the revision comes after that. We really need the revision ...

clone2727 wrote:

parapente wrote:ScummVM Version: 1.2.0svn (Sep 13 2010 08:08:55)

What revision of ScummVM is this? Did you download this build?

I downloaded it from here. Unfortunately I don't know how I can find the build number. The full filename was scummvm-20100913_stripped.bz2 for i586-linux.

Game: Gobliiins
Game Version: EGA/DOS
ScummVM Version: 1.2.0svn-r52698 (Sep 13 2010 08:08:55)
Operating System: Linux x86

Game is completable. One bug (bug #3065914) found but I don't know if it existed in the original game

I think it would be nice to have a place to maintain a list of requested games and their status. It would be very useful for people who wants to spend some time working on a new engine for ScummVM to have a list of wanted games and a few status words. For example, there could be an entry for Innoce...

First of all I want to thank you for creating a great program like scummvm that helps us play some old but incredible games that we wouldn't be able to play on a modern system (at least not as it was meant to be played). I finally managed to play Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis to finish the ...