While SCUMM V7 and V8 games have pixel exact scrolling, it isn't exactly smooth when the game renders only at 10 fps, which is a limitation of the game scripts itself. Also, while general scrolling could be smoothed out to a higher frame rate, keep in mind that parallax scrolling is scripted and thu...

What is the reason they couldn't take the colors straight from the Amiga version, anyway?

while it works, it lacks sound effects When I last looked at it, most of the sounds were in a format you couldn't get any decoders for free for. For some reason, they choose to have them in a different format to the voice acting. and the beautiful music of the Special Edition of MI2 Those are not S...

The overture is MT-32 exclusive. SCUMMVM can translate it on the fly to a GM or GS device.

On GOG, in the language table, there is an x at audio and a ✓ at text. So why would one expect voice acting anyway?

However the aspect ratio correction should still be making a difference for Zak McKracken. Unless, he plays the FM-Towns version that is. Eww why would you WANT to stretch it?? :P Some games might actually look better. Some 320x200 games are designed with square pixels for some reason, and a 16:10 ...

The adlib.ims is there because the game uses Adlib for some sound effects. Also the CD version is SCUMM V5 while the disk versions use SCUMM V4, which had a different MIDI engine. And the CD version has infact no MIDI music at all. That said, I did convert the MT-32 tracks to Adlib for my Ultimate T...

All paths can be set with command line parameters, check the readme file.

It is an interpreter, but also an emulator, ie. it interprets game scripts and uses emulation for most of the sounds.

Scumm Revisited should be able to extract them: http://jsg.id.au/scumm/scummrev/index.html Monster.sou is basically a bunch of VOC files with an index table in front of it, so you could also open the entire file in a sound editor as an 8 bit, 11025 Hz file. The sounds in atlantis.001 are MIDI. The e...

criezy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 27, 2018 1:01 pm but since the DOS executable is not included you will not be able to run these on DOS anyway

In some cases, the executable from the demo version will work, though. It may work flawless, it may work with graphic or sound issues, or it may not run at all. It's worth a try, I'd say.

Oddly enough, some minutes ago, I still had the logo, and now I get that text too.

If you can reproduce this with DOSbox, it is probably a script bug. If not, it would be a ScummVM bug.
You should file a report anyway, as ScummVM already has some script overrides in order to fix bugs like this.

There is https://www.vogons.org/

ScummVM can only show original save screens when they are scripted in the game. Not all games did this.