Yes, that's right. But you won't get the same sounds that are from that soundtrack website unless you have the same MIDI equipment/software he had. Plus he mixed and mastered it, I think, which is impossible to reproduce just by playing it through a separate MIDI controller even if you do have the s...

The guy who runs that website recorded those tracks from the original MIDIs on modern MIDI hardware (or software?). It's not possible to have it like that in-game. I'm a little disappointed in it, to be honest. Some of them are lacking. For instance the DOTT soundtrack has missing instruments everyw...

Very nice!

I really gotta get that KQ4 one done...

All SCI games run just fine in DOSBox. Genuinely fine. I run them in DOSBox on my Pentium 4 and also on my old 486 desktop sitting right next to it and there is no differences in the speed. DOSBox may be an emulator but there are no noticeable speed issues.

I think by "2D" they'd mean "sprites."

clem wrote:If I remember correctly, they renamed the .exe file to .ovl - so you could rename it back and play it from the commandline.

Really? That's very interesting. Thank you!

Jonatan wrote:as far as I know MM doesn't come seperatly with the game, but you can play on the upstairs computer within DOTT.

The game files for MM are separate in a folder inside the DOTT folder but there are no executable files to run it in pure DOS, just the game files. DOTT runs game files itself.

It's made with the latest version of AGS. It's not a DOS game. There are a few people on the AGDI forums discussing getting it to work on a Mac with crossover software.

andy_blah wrote:

andy_blah wrote:(yes, I have the latest and same driver for my video card as the last OS installment)

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MusicallyInspired wrote:...If you've done that try a driver roll-back.

Hmm. I had a problem with my computer resizing my low-res video programs to a higher res while keeping the game a tiny box on the screen. Updating my graphic drivers fixed the problem. If you've done that try a driver roll-back.

1x scaler puts the game in 320x200. 2x scaler puts the game in 640x400. The aspect ratio correction option makes the resolution 320x240 and 640x480 respectively (which is the letterbox effect).

Yeah, go ahead. I was just trying to preserve quality and got a little over-zealous .

MP3, eh? I'll try that I guess. How about the original uncompressed format?

Any update on USB flash drive support?

I did a quick search about this and didn't find anything, my apologies if it was mentioned already. There are a few parts in Full Throttle that crash on me without warning and takes me back to the HBC. The first section is when Mo fixes my bike. I get on the bike and she says she wishes she had her ...