That game is not supported by ScummVM. (That games that can be run with ScummVM are listed here: http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/ ).

If it's a DOS game, I'd recommend trying DOSBox.

On the game wiki page for Manhunter 2: San Francisco (http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Manhunter_2) Apple IIgs is listed as one of the platforms. Is this an error, or was there actually a IIgs version released somewhere? I remember feeling disappointed when I was a kid that it never came out for th...

So, I started watching a let's-play of Gnap to see if I might want to track it down, and I have to say that what happens when clicking on the group of frightened pigs at the beginning is one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen in an adventure game. It really caught me off guard and put me o...

I believe that CD Projekt, the company which owns GOG, also owns the license to Teenagent.

Hmmm. I'm guessing that is a yes. Or would its freeware status only apply to the time that that website was up?

And if it is freeware, would it be within the rules of these forums to ask where a copy can be found? (The download links of the archived Metropolis Software site are dead.)

Can anyone confirm if the Polish CD version of Teenagent (which I believe was only released for the Amiga) was released as freeware?

Right, I was talking about Rex Nebular. Sorry for the confusion.

I was able to get the game to use the MT-32 tracks in DOSBox, so I'm assuming it's just not yet implemented in ScummVM yet.

Thanks for the links! Honestly I wish I understood the technical details well enough to help out.

Even though I've selected to use the MT-32 emulator in settings, the game still plays Ad-lib music. Is this a bug, or is MT-32 support not implemented?

Thanks! That's it!

I can't figure out how to save and load in Beavis and Butthead. Pressing F5 doesn't pull up the expected ScummVM menu, or do anything at all for that matter. Is this a bug, or is there a special save/load process for this game?

I'll do that.

Interesting. If I can manage to find my CD of the game, I would be happy to donate it.

Is there any interest in ScummVM supporting Cosmology of Kyoto? For those not familiar, it's a little-known point-and-click adventure released for Mac and Windows in 1995. It's a bit on the nightmarish side, but there's really nothing like it I've ever played, and it's extremely difficult to get run...

Right. You're able to return and exchange the PocketPal adapter. The odd thing is that after you escape the Sequel Police by leaving that time period, when you return to the mall, Hz So Good is open again, but Sacks isn't.

Right. It's the debugger console. The error reads,

"ERROR: Unknown kDisplay argument (0068:ffff) from method doCatalog::changeState (script 391, localCall 84)!"

I'll go make a bug report now. Thanks!