Check the Compatibility Chart.

ScummRev might be of some help.

Just because you have no appreciation for these representations of a time when games [...] ... Who the heck do you think you're talking to? I've spent my youth with computers and consoles you've never heard about. Do you know what a Shark is? Have you ever played on a Telescore circa 1977? Save you...

Midi? In the FM-Towns version, each musical cue is played in two audio CD variations -- the first one is orchestral, the second one (which serves as the looping track) is more "electronic". That's probably what you describe as "midi". Or maybe you're saying that the game actually...

exofreeze wrote:I prefer to download and print a crappy scan of someones elses manual, then open up my KQ6 box and take a chance of messing up my original copy.

Then maybe you should donate your mint KQ6 handbook to a museum.

I think I still have my French copies of Elvira 1/2 for Amiga. Would they be supported?

Can't even remember if the games were actually localized!

You can also edit your ScummVM.ini config file, look up for the Loom FM-Towns entry and add the following argument:

boot_param=x

where x is either 0 (practice), 1 (standard) or 2 (expert).

The next thing you know, ScummVM supports every MUD engine under the sun :)

More details at Vogons. The games use DOSBox (0.63!).

I think those people are asking for non-integer scalers. Is it even feasible?

Try a recent snapshot build: http://scummvm.org/downloads.php

FYI, you're talking about FM synthesis, not MIDI. All FM-Towns models are equiped with a YM2612, same soundchip as the Mega Drive. It's not a bad processor, but it's not exactly as good as a YM3812 (fewer channels than AdLib, and the sound emulation itself is a bit rough compared to a real machine).

FI, we dug a bit further and found out there was indeed a US version of this game released on CD-ROM . It indeed contains the arranged OST by Bruno Ribera, but it's not clear whether those tracks are used ingame or not. It sounds unlikely -- there's not even a mention of the CD tracks on the back co...

Hi, As some people might know, some (Amiga) versions of Future Wars and Operation Stealth were bundled with an OST arranged by Bruno Ribera (renowned French jazzman and pop arranger). Both OSTs were also sold separately for a limited time. Anyway, there's a Wikipedia article about the existence of a...

Does ScummVM respect that setting? Yes it does, since ScummVM uses the MIDI synth specified in your Windows multimedia properties. But I'm pretty much certain the SB64 synth is not a decent-sounding GM device (let alone suited for MT-32 playback). You might want to try the Microsoft GS softsynth in...