Thanks for the update!

clone2727 wrote:Paying any price for something that can be (legally) free is too much.

I really don't see the argument. If you had the game available for download I would see your point. But you don't and argue about an option that isn't available to anyone...

2 bucks... WOW

clone2727 wrote:Yeah, but $2.00 is too much for paying for a free game!

Oh come on! 2 bucks too much?

That's just silly...

And why can't I download it if it's supposed to be freeware?

Another reason to rather buy it from a legit store IMO than downloading it...

It's 2 bucks and does what the OP asked for. Assuming he is fine with playing it on the Apple. Maybe you can "extract" the game and play it on the Windows version of ScummVM? Either way, OP needs options / alternatives. Is it ok to download this game from other sites? If that's the case, j...

I said "so to speak".

That version linked comes with the Italien subtitles.

If anyone happens to play on an Apple device, might as well just purchase this version and be done with it.

Seeing that you don't this site doesn't have the Italian version it's another option for the OP.

Why would you want to buy the game (which is freeware) on iTunes and then only be able to use it on the iPhone version of their modified ScummVM? That's not the interesting bit. The interesting bit is that it's a subtitle pack so to speak. At least that's what it says. It's just another option for ...

Hmmmmmm

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flight-a ... 37779?mt=8

Ok so let's say you get ScummVM to run in DOS. You will have the same issue as with running real DOS. No sound. If your machine has PCIe, where the sound coming from in DOS? PC speaker is all you are getting. And in this case, just use standard DOS. Through software you can disable the internal CPU ...

Jawohl! Kein Problem!

Since you still need the ROMs for the emulator and I think only in the US it is not clear whether it is legal (in other countries it is not I think) to download them, you will in the end need the real MT-32 hardware to dump the ROMs anyway. Hell yea :D http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/8516/dsc018...

I don't understand. What is MT-32 emulation? Is it an emulation that allows you to use the old Roland hardware, or is it an emulation that let's anyone - even without the MT-32 hardware - listen to the music as it was intended? Correct part highlighted! If you have a real MT-32(Old), MT-32(New), CM...

Are you sure, Mau1wurf1977? I tested it and compared practically all my Sierra and Dynamix games with MT32 recordings from Queststudios and they all sound exactly the same on my CM-32L - both in DOSBox and (as far as support goes) in ScummVM. The differences are subtle and only certain custom sound...

Not sure if this has been posted. But Puppy Linux allows you to write changes onto the CD/DVD which is quite nifty. So you burn your ISO, then boot Puppy and then install your emulator and copy all the games over. Might be worth a try? The other option is using a USB stick. Most machines these days ...

Yup as described.

You could use DOSBox, which will give you nice fullscreen. But it's a little bit more effort to get going.

Is the MAC version any different? I wouldn't imagine that they changed the graphics.

The Amiga, ST and PC version all look identical in terms of graphics and I would be surprised if they overhauled the MAC version.