A sensationalist Argentine journalist shares his private investigation on Facebook groups were teenagers share alcoholic recipes. Apparently one of the members posted Monkey Island's grog as a joke, but the journalist alarms the viewers, convinced that it's a real drink. Includes English Subtitles....

Also bad English.

The voicework is uniformly excellent. I understand if you don't like the direction they went with MI3, but let's not cast dispersions on Dom's ability to "get it right" because this version doesn't sound exactly like what was going through your head almost two decades ago. Is this suppose...

The voicework is uniformly excellent.

I understand if you don't like the direction they went with MI3, but let's not cast dispersions on Dom's ability to "get it right" because this version doesn't sound exactly like what was going through your head almost two decades ago.

I see that now, apologies.

Yeah, you are missing the point. What he's asking is what's the point of making the Steam version of these games compatible with ScummVM when they're already made to run on XP/Vista. Actually, no. Even if they are compatible with XP or Vista, you still can't play them on GNU/Linux, MacOS, AmigaOS, ...

What are the chances of support for the various Quest for Glory games in the future?

No offense to any of the ScummVM gurus, but... if the games have been made to work natively, why is there a desire to run them through ScummVM? Strange the Steam games don't run natively on my platform. I guess that's because Steam only works on Windows. So I am not really getting your point here. ...