Well, more good news as Revolution has green-lighted BASS2 in spite of not reaching the full $1 million.

Today's update is very nice. Seems an old ScummVM dev is on the team.

fischkopf wrote: What a shame. In Germany the Pendulo games are pretty big, bigger than in the US at least, but that applies to adventure games in general.

It doesn't really have anything to do with how 'big' they are in relativity. It has to do with how good the games are.

I just don't like Pendulo's games that much. Certainly not enough to pay them years in advance for a game that may never be made.

I'm not 100% sure it's the answer you're looking for as I haven't played Dreamweb on Android, but if you need to do actual keyboard input on the Galaxy S-whatever all you have to do it hold down the menu button. If it's an in-game thing that isn't working, then it's a bug and you should probably rep...

diego_maradona21 wrote:i've tried that already. brought virtual keyboard, then switched to numbers then tapped 10 and back and nothing happend - it should bring save menu in criuse for a corpse

The GMM should work to save. Also, try 0 for F10.

It's a bit unintuitive... first bring up the virtual keyboard (usually by holding down menu), and then press whatever # of function key you want, and then press the back button. That should serve as pressing the F-whatever key.

Actually, Sierra removed it, not ScummVM. There isn't much difference between the two versions. Unlike KQ5, which actually had an alternate GM soundtrack. SQ4 pretty much shares everything (except for the smaller black and white Windows cursors). I don't believe there are any other differences. Not...

I only wonder why they didn't go with kickstarter instead, since bunches of adventure gamers are allready familiar with it. Ah well, fingers crossed that they'll have a successful campaign. It's up to us to help them out! Because Kickstarter is only available to US citizens, and Pendulo is a Spanis...

I too would like to offer my thanks. It seems to be progressing very well lately.

Hopefully I'll be able to pull out some of those old CDs again soon.

Awesome.

Both Blue Force and Dreamweb are a couple of my favorites. I will try to find some time to play through them.

It is a bit more nickel-and-dimey than other kickstarters up to this point. It doesn't dampen my enthusiasm for a new Two Guys game, but I can see how it might put some people off.

The following is all you need to do to run Toonstruck via ScummVM: - Make sure you've installed the latest version of ScummVM. - Make a new directory on your HD somewhere for the game files. - Copy the ACT1, ACT2, and MISC folders from your game discs into that directory (copy the whole directories ...

tsoliman wrote: Tim Schafer created a bubble. Hopefully it doesn't burst anytime soon.

I think a better metaphor is he blew up a balloon, and it's slowly blowing its air out as it flies around the room.

Well, the good news is that the game is now funded - they're already up to $517,000. The next, and likely only extra milestone they'd like to reach (given there's only 6 days left), is $570,000, at which point they've committed to fleshing out the game with new story elements. Actually it's 750k :P...