Nice, thanks for 1.5.0

Thanks a lot for your awesome effort

I guess people don't feel motivated enough to register on another website besides Kickstarter.com.

I'm still using S60v3 myself (Nokia E52), and it would be nice to be able to play Dreamweb on it which is one of the new supported games. I guess Anotherguest is either busy with the summer vacation or something, or abandoned the Symbian development (which wouldn't really surprise me seeing it's a d...

LordHoto wrote:This is an old habit by DOS/Windows/single user systems, I guess. At any rate nowadays even Microsoft suggests to place such files in the user directories.

Yeah, I know Still find it annoying though!

I can't stand that folder, though I guess I understand why so many games use it. Personally, I like all my game files (save games included) to be in the game directories themselves not some annoying-to-navigate-to folder in My Documents or wherever it is. I've hated that for years. Aye, same here. ...

Very nice to see the support of Dreamweb in an official version, thanks a lot

Any idea when a Symbian build is done? Do anotherguest still port to it, or is the OS now considered dead (which wouldn't really surprise me).

I'm quite grateful for this as well, and when Gabriel Knight 1&2 are supported, ScummVM will support all the classic 2D adventure games I have. And ScummVM will in my eyes be perfect

Your professor has said to look at how scumm games work as in screen layout and object interaction. Not to actually use scumm or scummvm in your project. Exactly. Haring, take a look at the middle screenshot here , with clear boxes that offer player options to the left and inventory boxes to the ri...

K00L-A1D wrote:I believe there should be LESS overhead

Then your belief is false, and fingolfin already explained why earlier in this thread.

First go and buy Discworld and Discworld 2.

Very cool, I should give this a go

I remember playing 3 or 4 a little at my neighbour back in the early 90s, but that's about all the experience I have with this series.

LordHoto wrote:The PSX version of Discworld 1 is supported. It lacks music support though. See http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/1.4.1/dw/.

Very cool, wasn't aware of that

eriktorbjorn wrote:As long as it's one of the two Discworld games ScummVM supports, of course. (The eBay link Freddo posted also turned up Discworld Noir, for instance, and that one isn't.)

Good point, and also the Playstation versions doesn't work. Need to be the PC versions.

Here is a small blog entry about the scaling routine that I guess anotherguest use for the Symbian port. No idea if it will help or not.
http://www.summeli.fi/?p=1227

Would it be possible to let ScummVM always work at 640x480 and then upscale the 320x200 games to 640x480?