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Excellent work, James! PS - though i tryed BASS with alternative intro (from floppy version, my favorite) and there was no enchanced music in introduction :roll: Just had a chat with a couple of ScummVM developers and as a result: " Alyssa Milburn master * r0599145 / engines/sky/music/musicbas...

Glad you are enjoying it Lovely comments thank you!

Hope everyone enjoys it

Gosh I remember playing the demo of that many years ago, looked quite interesting certainly at the time

From my experience with it, it is working very well indeed

I have reviewed the game and released a gameplay video here:
http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/?p=4671

I take a look back at the wonderful classic point and click adventure Day of the Tentacle, includes video gameplay footage.

http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/?p=3663

Looks great, I will give that a whirl when I get a moment

I continue my look at classic point and click adventures with Discworld. In a secondhand set of dimensions. In an astral plane that was never meant to fly. Somewhere in darkest Ankh-Morpork, a sinister plot is about to unfold. To read the full article, with screenshots and video, click the link belo...

Exactly

After Discworld, the game covered will be Day of the Tentacle...

Sorry missed that

Don't forget Discworld
Sam and Max
Day of the Tentacle

Recently I wrote an article on Simon the Sorcerer and my latest piece now has a look at Full Throttle: Full Throttle may not be the longest point and click adventure to exist in the genre, however it is one of the more grittier and visually stunning games available from the era. Not only can you del...

Thanks for all your comments folks

Don't forget to post a comment on the actual article though I love hearing all your own memories.

Yes I remember the dreaded boot disk, what a pain that lark was assigning the sound card and CD-ROM drivers etc.

*hugs ScummVM