Get a phone with more system RAM. Wouldn't surprise me if the 64MB on the N95 isn't enough for Broken Sword.

Mau1wurf1977 wrote:Come on guys, Ron Gilbert took the time to do the interview, surely you can manage taking the time to listen to it...

Kinda hard to do with a hearing impairment.

BobbinT wrote:Do they have script of the interview instead? I'm not really comfortable hearing through audios.

Neither am I, I hate podcasts.

When the walking speed was set to maximum, the character would pretty much just walk as fast as the hardware allowed. If you ran the game on a slow computer, it would just be slightly faster, but if you had a too fast computer, it would be over in a flash. I would guess the ScummVM team tries to mak...

No, it uses Series 40 5th Edition, Feature Pack 1, so it won't work.

If it used S60 it would have worked.

OT: It is apparently some kind of disease. He posts in either all caps on or all lowercase. Weird. Maybe from east asia, those languages have no concept of lower case and upper case so the concept might be hard to understand and confusing when studying english or whatever. I very much doubt this is...

That's cool

But it will take some time until I buy it, I mean, I'm not that eager to play a game I've already played the non-director's cut of :p

You can download a few here, the rest you have to buy.

This is a surprise for me, I didn't think this was a common issue among SCI games, and that GK2 was more of an exception than a rule. GK1 and GK2 are the only SCI games I have though, but unless my memory is very faulty, GK1 do allow for voices and text at the same time. So how widespread is this is...

I'm extremely grateful for ScummVM too, thanks to it I can play various game classics on my mobile phone

Very cool, but I doubt I will take advantage of it. I can't think of any old game I want, that I already don't have.

Those tracks are a pure bonus, and never used in the game.

sblantipodi wrote:no news on the music problem?

If there was, I think Anotherguest would have posted about it. Nagging won't really help.

Ok. Valve's back catalogue isn't exclusively Steam. But every game since Half-Life 2 are all Steam exclusives. Even the retail releases. Yep, not a DRM solution I'm particulary fond of. If I buy a retail release, I don't want to be forced to activate it online to play the game. Especially not singl...

I'd like to see someone interested in adding support for two NES games that'd fit the scope of ScummVM: Shadowgate & Deja Vu . They were released for several platforms, actually. Yeah, my father had the Amiga versions and a friend of mine had the NES versions. The NES had noticeably worse graph...