Quoting: UnixOutlawI recently bought Blade Runner from Gog, thinking it was something "recent" (it wasn't 'recent'), anyway I downloaded the Linux version anyway, and it wouldn't run - then I figured out - "it's just a ScummvM game", so I can probably figure how to run it in ScummVM, but haven't gotten around to that yet. Last edited by slaapliedje on 30 September 2020 at 4:55 am UTC Somewhat related to ScummVM, having an AWE64 connected to a Roland MT-32 is pretty sweet! I normally have it hooked up to my PC for ScummVM, but for now I have the SC-88 pro there.
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unless you install the MIDI and Graphic enhancement mod, which makes it require at least a 386! Mods for sure should not increase requirements. PC5 was a 386, but the biard wasn't designed by them.Īnyhow, Ultima V actually works fine on a 286. The PC4 like I have was the last one with an Atari made motherboard, but was an 8/12 or 8/16mhz 286 system (2nd number is turbo). Then the PC2 and PC3 were more like an IBM XT. The PC was an 8088 like the Mega ST in design. Yup, Atari dipped their toes into the PC business for a bit.
Source: i.Īccept & Show Accept All & Don't show this again Direct LinkWant to hear something messed up? To protect your privacy, external media requires approval to load. On top of that they added autosave support for all the game engines, improvements to the keymapper, on Linux you can now flick an option to use the native file browser instead of their own, errors are now more likely to throw up a debugger so you can report issues better rather than just crash and more smaller fixes everywhere. Prince and the Coward, English translationĪs a reminder: since some games need the data files of games still sold, you can find a few classics on GOG.com.They said this has given ScummVM support for around 1,600 more titles. Their support of other interactive fiction games expanded dramatically too as they pulled in support for more game engines like ADRIFT, AdvSys, AGT, Level 9, ZCode and more. One of the noteworthy titles they mention that's newly supported is Colossal Cave Adventure, which originally released in 1976 and is known as the first work of interactive fiction in gaming. Release 2.2.0 "Interactive Fantasy" is out and it's quite the history lesson. ScummVM, the awesome all-in-one solution for playing tons of classic adventure and RPGs has a brand new release available which expands the games supported.
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