I can read that, but at the same time I think my brain just broke...

Ah, ok. I've been looking at a tutorial for C++ as I'm interested in helping out.

Would I be able to look at the code with CodeLite?

A Paris edition is news to me, honestly. I've been trying to find my copy for a while now... If I knew how to look at the game code I'd see if I can figure out the video issue.

Edit: Note to self, get another copy -_-

Ah, thank you.

PS: Alara is a female name

Is there any chance this game will be supported or am I looking at a pipe dream here?

Thanks guys.

Do you guys have any plans to work on The 11th Hour?

ezekiel000 wrote:WinFrotz is the best z-machine interpreter for Windows, I still haven't found a good one with a gui for GNOME. kwest looks good for kde, not sure about mac.

Thanks.

Actually it's news to me, ScummVM is really the only program of it's kind I know of/use.

my wishlist

Spirit of Excalibur
Conan the Cimmerian
Conquest of Camelot
The Horde
Eric the Unready
Wrath of the Demon
Infocom text adventures (over 30 - I have the Masterpieces right beside me)
Zork 1-3, Beyond Zork and Zork 0

Yes, that's it thank you!

No, the game took place in London I think (Or had something to do with London) and the main character was a young man in his early to mid 30s by the sound of the actor who played him. (sorry for the scant clues, we ran across the game in a used shop (1 of three games, the other two being DragonSpher...

Lost in Time almost sounds like it, the only part I can recall with certainty is the box art, there's a man standing by the clock tower in it and looking up at it. Oh and something '3000 AD'

Here's what I can remember:

The front box cover was of the clock tower
A mystery, had something to do with time travel I think
Was one of the first to be a graphic novel type game I believe.

Do these small clues help jog someone's memory?