I'm just chiming in to express that there is still a high amount of interest in getting Sanitarium running on ScummVM. :) Same with me. However, there has been a huge commit in last December and even in January there was some activity. So I guess we just have to be patient - good things come to tho...

It wasn't too much of an issue anyway At least it helped you getting into reverse engineering. I also imagine this Virtual Theatre thing not being the easiest to reverse engineer but then again I always thought that Rex Nebular would ave a straight-forward engine - but we all know how that turned o...

What a long way ScummVM has come thanks to all the great individuals involved. Very informative, just one question: One page 2 the article mentions that Revolution gave you the source code for Lure of the Temptress - wasn't this re'd by dreammaster? I thought Revolution lost the source code? I also ...

Alright, so I'd love to play some of these remakes. Am I correct to assume that they won't run with SCUMMVM on Android? No, not with ScummVM. But there is a AGS port for Android: http://www.bigbluecup.com/yabb/index.php?topic=44768.0 It seems some people already used it to play the SQ2 remake on th...

timofonic wrote:Does it uses AGS? I hope to play it on the Linux port...

Anyone already tried it?

Yes, it does use AGS 3.21.1115. Brilliant remake so far, exactly the one AGI game I always thought needed a remake. And the way it has been done it really feels like being from Sierra's VGA era.

If you have both setup correctly, then the MT-32 music should sound exactly the same in DosBox as in ScummVM. Do you own a real MT-32? Sounds like you have them both setup differently. If you use the Ykhwong compile of Dosbox you have a quite superior MT32 emulation so in that case Dosbox should so...

Since you first announced the soundtrack I held back my next playthrough of the game. Unfortunately now that it is here I can't devote any time to it. However, I played some minutes into the game and this is definitely the best version there ever was of this game. Great soundtrack. The only thing mi...

This posts wasn't very helpful. :x Your question wasn't either. I've seen so many open source projects - things take their time, just wait. Take a look here to see the current progress: https://github.com/alexbevi/scummvm/commits/asylum Judging from current commits I'd suppose the game will be supp...

Igor: Objective Uikokahonia There was an engine in development, unfortunately it never got far and was even removed from the project. Seems like this was one of the harder games to reverse engineer, I wouldn't expect anyone else picking this up anytime soon. Innocent Until Caught This seems still b...

And there I was thinking that work on it has dramatically slowed down. Great to hear it's moving along fine, can't wait to play it!

I have to say this is the first "upscaling" algorithm that I find convincing. I never played a game with hq4x or similar solutions because to me graphics look worse in my eyes after applying these filters. I guess there is a way to speed up this algorithm and should some coder outside Scum...

You actually mean the french and german market, most other countries don't get localized versions and are happy enough with that. :D Why is it these countries localize and dub everything? ;) Lucasfilm Games even localized to Hebrew ;) Sierra started localizing with Space Quest III and these are the...

Too bad GOG still totally ignores the international market. Here in Germany games got localized since the 80's but still these can't be found on GOG. The LA adventures in particular had great translations.

Hi ykhwong, nice to read from you here. Just wanted to say Thanks for your great DosBox builds, especially the recent inclusion of Munt which finally made me play Space Quest 3 again which sounds fairly nice by now.

As fascinating as Kinect is, thanks for showing how useless it is for the majority of control schemes. However, implementing Move (I read about some kind of SDK Sony wants to introduce the coming months) would be great