Try running the installer in compatibility mode. If you can get it to work, you won't need to do all these other steps.

This is an old game. Have you tried running the installer on an earlier version of Windows, like XP/98/95?

I'm afraid this is against the rules. Have you tried playing your copy to the end?

http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Dataf ... 3.29_games

Enjoy.

Could be a promotional copy or a re-release?

Could you post a photo of the sleeve and cd-rom and list the contents of it?

I see, my mistake. I believe there is no straightforward way to convert back and repack the files. Telltale develops their own tools and Telltale Explorer is game-specific, so it's no surprise it throws errors with a modified file. You could perhaps contact the dev of Telltale Explorer for help.

The game you mention is not supported by ScummVM. See here for a list of compatible games: https://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/. From what I can tell, this is a Windows 3.1.x game. Your best bet is setting up windows in dosbox and running the game from there. Or, it might work with newer versions ...

Congrats, those are great GSOC tasks!

It is possible that he does not check his pm's as frequently as mail, but he should be notified by mail if you sent the PM through the forums.

Joining the #scummvm IRC channel on #freenode would give you a much more direct line of contact with sev (and other devs).

Nope.

Might be because Wintermute is not fully supported yet. Only a few games work.

Blade Runner is not supported yet. Although there has been a lot of progress lately, the engine is far from complete, and will probably not be playable until the end of the year, or even 2019.

I'm not sure there ever was a demo. I found a trailer demo on a command and conquer cd though, which you can check out here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ms62qUbtkE

I would recommend dropping by the IRC channel #scummvm on freednode. It is much easier to get a response from ScummVM devs there. You should contact _sev or Strangerke about this.