You don't need to install the patch to get the music file. This patch is actually an auto-extractible archive. Just unpack it with 7-Zip or WinRAR (right-click, extract here) and you're done.

Wrong forum. Requests are not allowed in General Discussions.

Please read ScummVM FAQ entry #2.3.

ben401 wrote:I guess I'll just go playing Zak McKraken on PC... under Dosbox, it doesn't have anything left to envy to ScummVM

Clearly you don't have any clue about the game you downloaded :)

Kaminari: Not nice what you post here, also your link (isn't this actually violating forum rule #0?). :?: I won't ask you to elaborate because we'd get off-topic, but can't you recognize a parody (whether you like it or not)? And what has it to do with Forum Rule #0? Unless I'm mistaken, you can't ...

The French version is also censored like the German one (utter nonsense), and I was told that it's perfectly possible to finish the game without Nimdok. I don't remember the specifics though.

Erik... Personally, I prefer Der Untersim :D

Too late, ReeceMix. It's been done already.

It's an unofficial update with some interpreters fixed (glulxe mainly). It also supports Unicode.

NLS wrote:I wonder if any of the following engines

Gargoyle
Gargoyle-mod

Second wrote:It wouldn't be a bad feature to automatically scan the program root for an overriding "scummvm.ini" file at runtime, either

Let's not reinvent a dead horse.

http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=1655
http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=4093

Lands of Lore works great in DOSBox.

music235 wrote:I mean, rules are made to be broken!

Yeah... I'm a part-time spoonbender.

Kazuki Muraoka - Metal Gear, Metal Gear Solid Ghost Babel. And probably even more stuff I've never even heard of. But this is the MEAT, the games that started it all. What Hibino and Williams do with the modern games by way of a sampler and an orchestra, he did with the 8-bit beepers of the NES and...

Dark-Star wrote:The music from the Touhou games is very nice too, although I'm probably the only one here who knows them

Are you talking about the PC-98 games (Tōhō Kaikidan, etc) from Amusement Makers? Great FM tunes indeed.

A chick in this case: Ayako Mori.

slartibartfast wrote:i have no idea how to download more

Neither do we: Forum Rule #0.

That's one broad subject to say the least. It would be impossible for me to make a list of all my favorite video game soundtracks. But going back to the 8-bit era, I think the first time I was really thrilled by a game tune was when playing at Guerrilla War on the Spectrum. The tape loading would ta...