think with a crt tv it's safe to assume he(?) means scart.

yep, a high proportion of amigas were used with televisions

might adventure soft have it?

The Amiga 3.5" floppies can be turned into image files usinga standard PC with a floppy drive and a custom driver, if I'm not mistaken. just as a point of trivia - no, a pc as standard can't read amiga floppies, the pc's floppy drive controller doesn't have the capability. it's possible to buy...

nice one

once tinsel is functional in the svn version, i'd be happy to post an intel build if it helps people out

(is it ok to post unofficial builds here in the forum?)

i guess when 3.5" usb floppy drives were first made, regular 3.5" floppy drives were probably still in production - whereas 5.25" floppy drives had been out of production for many years. would have been relatively a lot more work and expense to start manufacturing them again, for a pr...

c&d is a "cease and desist" letter, when they write to you with a bunch of legalese, saying that if you don't stop doing whatever it is they claim you're doing wrong, then they will take legal action against you.

m.b.w. wrote:the game files can't be selected.

you don't need to select the actual files, you just need to go to the directory containing those files, and then press "choose"

perhaps not, i didn't check - but the implied question was whether or not the consoles were powerful enough to run it, not whether there was an official port.

DOSBox requires far too much processing power to run on handheld platforms or gaming consoles - i.e. Windows Mobile, Dreamcast, Symbian, iphone, PSP, Playstation 2 etc etc. It runs on Desktop operating systems, so the portability requirements are of course vastly different not to nitpick ;) but it'...

I always figured that was essentially what DOTT did, did a snapshot save and when you quit reloaded it and set a flag to Bernard to trigger his response. nah dott just froze in the background after running maniac mansion, so when mm exited, dott would just restart from where it was, still all there...

or you could use a front-end app that would give you a mac-like interface, and call scummvm with the relevant command-line options.

legally, there's no such thing as abandonware... so whether or not it's ethically acceptable, our benevolent hosts choose to keep discussion of such things off these boards.

md5 wrote:sev posted a status update concerning DW in his blog:
http://sev-notes.blogspot.com/2008/06/d ... table.html

nice
i take it that version isn't on the svn yet tho?

maybe we should encourage everyone to write to lucasarts saying what an awesome idea it is, and also that they should finish ft2 and s&m2...