Oh wow, yeah the artwork in Simon the Sorcerer is absolutely stunning, but like you had no idea they stitched together so perfectly! Great find, thanks for sharing.

Oh yes I can barely see the cross out now, not brilliant clear chaps

Says 45 new games in the news post

No problem, I actually took a screenshot of the Adobe Premiere Pro edit if anyone is curious...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jameswoodc ... 269312363/

If you mean at the intro and outro sections I created...

Adobe Premiere Pro CC

12 years of development is a massive achievement and I would personally like to congratulate all of those involved in making ScummVM a reality and the continuing wave of coders that continue to maintain and add functionality. It was a pleasure to produce this video in honour of all of these individu...

As MD5 states, the 32-bit Windows version works absolutely fine. I use Windows 8 64-bit, and ScummVM works as expected.

Version 2.3 release for Simon the Sorcerer:
http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/2013/05/ ... mastering/

Thanks for your input, I will consider taking another look in the future with those points in mind.

Be great if Disney used the assets to create a feature animated film of Day of the Tentacle or something along those lines

Discworld v2.1 with FLAC lossless added as well...

LINK: My Discworld Enhanced Soundtrack Released v2.1 – FLAC Lossless Audio Included

FLAC lossless audio has been a requested feature of my ScummVM Music Enhancement Project for many years and I am happy to announce that my Simon the Sorcerer enhanced soundtrack now includes this as an option for download. LINK: Simon the Sorcerer Enhanced Soundtrack Version 2.2 Released – FLAC Loss...

Yes the speech can be a bit up and down on levels from one clip to another. I hope someone can assist your efforts.

My pleasure

Thanks to the ScummVM team also for their support and the code that made it possible for my enhanced music to be used within the game.

Joining me over Skype, Charles Cecil CEO of Revolution Software discusses the wonderful world of classic point and click adventure games, how the industry has changed and a glimpse of future titles including Broken Sword: The Serpent’s Curse. Link: http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/2013/02/16/podcast-3...