I think the name is pretty clear.

I am opposed to changing something inoffensive because someone finds it offensive. People are offended over the most ridiculous things these days.
The sub-heading of the Junkyard is quite descriptive.

Great. Still missing a dev.

PS. I want to note that I am in no way a member of the ScummVM team, anything I say should not be taken as a representation of the teams view.

Just my 2 cents from watching this from the sidelines.

I think the only need atm is for a dev, actually willing to do the work. Not apologies or demands for special features for AGS.

Is anyone from the AGS team willing to do the work or at least contribute?

It seems you are expecting a lot for free.

I can confirm that they are correct.

If there is any difference, which I highly doubt, you should be able to compare file sizes, md5's and dates.

Your best bet is ebay.

http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Datafiles#Discworld

The original version had *.gra files. The later versions had *.scn files.

So, it is easy to tell the difference.

The gog version of IHNM stores all the data in a cd image file called 'NoMouth.dat'. You need to rename the file extension to *.ISO and extract the game data from the cd image. It uses an ISO 9660 file system. Same goes for GK2. A list of the required game data files can be seen here: http://wiki.s...

The gog version of IHNM stores all the data in a cd image file called 'NoMouth.dat'. You need to rename the file extension to *.ISO and extract the game data from the cd image. It uses an ISO 9660 file system. Same goes for GK2. A list of the required game data files can be seen here: http://wiki.sc...

Nope.

http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Engines

Yes.

Download the english patch from the games website.
Install the game. Install the patch.

Copy all required files to a folder. Play.

Because in some games the original shortcut to the menu was "F5", while in every ScummVM game, the main shortcut is "Option"+"F5"?

Just a wild guess.

Seeing how this upsets people, I would say this is the best reason to play the game. Highly recommended!

It's a Director game. Has DXR files and the readme states: ""MS-DOS" and "Windows" are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. "Director" and "Made with Macromedia" are trademarks of Macromedia, Inc. All other brand names are trademarks of their respective h...

Well, this is a Cryo-game, and there is an engine for Cryo-games in development. I would not expect this to be finished anytime soon though.

And I would really never call any Cryo-game awesome:P

Heh. It is called progress.