yeah...I found out myself already and edited my post..thanks anyway..

Hi, I used a nighly build last december with my Monkey Island 4 files ...and it worked fine. Now I switched to the official 0.2.0 binary and the setup does not recognize the files anymore at all. Did I miss something? edit: ok...silly me... :oops: Monkey 4 is only supported by the nightly 0.3 builds...

Just wanted to report that I've been toying around with build A and all German Lucas Adventures for an hour now and everything works flawlessly on a M3 real with Sakura 1.35.

PsYcO wrote:also, why pay for something thats free?

Free to us nerds and pirates. Normal people never heard of flashlinker cards or even Scummvm.

I don't know if it has been said already, but Future Wars doesn't seem to work with this build. Tried the English and German DOS and the English Amiga version. All of them start and end with a blackscreen. No error messages in the console.

Can you make an option for the secondary screen to display the game in native res? I personally find that the zoomed view isn't much help, but if it was able to show 1:1 and focussing automatically as it currently does, this would be better. I dislike the zoomed top screen too. It doesn't look good...

Thanks a lot for the wonderful CPU scaling!
I did'n use ScummVM DS until now because of its ugly scaling, so for me this is more than an update, for me this is the first serious Scummvm DS release. Just tried it with Indy and it's looking perfect!

Every GC-Linux app has this problem if your TV isn't a monitor-like modern one. I guess you mean an LCD TV? Do you know if there's any way to fix the shift?? Not only LCD, but yes, LCDs shouldn't have the problem. Many modern TVs (LCD or not) have their own y/z axis settings or they display basical...

The shift to the left exists because GC-Linux ignores our x-axis settings from our GameCube dashboards. Every GC-Linux app has this problem if your TV isn't a monitor-like modern one. I have the additional problem, that my TV starts to display stuff on the y-axis very late, so I can't read the text ...

I've just tried it on my nbd image via PSO/BBA and it works great, saves and loads as always and Monkey Island 2 is finally playable, thanks a lot. Having the menu on the start button is nice too because it's simply more gamecubesque that way. :) Cursor finemovement on the C stick is a very useful a...

Nope. It is a porter's task to define a keyboard mapping suitable for his target system/device, rather than the task of our users! Which is why a "ScummVM porter" is not the same as "some random guy who simply recompiled ScummVM". OK, but I'm talking about a situation where no p...

I know, coders hate suggestions, but this one needs to be said IMHO. ;) Since scummVM exists for linux, it exists for a lot of systems even the fathers of scummVM propably don't know. I for instance am using ScummVM for the GameCube for years now. First some nice guy from gcdev.com compiled a specia...

BTW: I think Scumm VM GC deserves it's own GUI, so I've started to make one, when it's finished I'll upload it, perhaps you'd like to include it into your package. Looks nice. I'm waiting until someone will try to tweak the GUI , not GUI colors :). One note. Please, do not give special names to bui...

OK, thanks, I've included your SDL into my NBD image. Didn't notice any difference though. BTW: I think Scumm VM GC deserves it's own GUI, so I've started to make one, when it's finished I'll upload it, perhaps you'd like to include it into your package. http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/6896/summv...

I will be working on some way to emulate key-presses for numbers (mainly for Monkey Island) and I will see if it's possible to use the yellow c-stick. Great. The "5" would be still a problem, but the right trigger is unused at the moment AFAIK. Another question: Your LibSDL is a lot small...