Why those sierra AGI listed too? Aren't they suppossed to run perfectly?

And I think the Indy required for testing is the amiga version.

You can still use the mouse (or touch) for that. Clicking at front of Indy executes punches, on the body will blocks, and behind will make Indy move backwards. And clicking above heads does above movements, front does standard, and below belt does lower action. Ex: clicking at front and above Indy w...

thx. it works. :D btw, just few thoughts here... I have played the nds version and it was quite good. same thing with the palm ports. But for some reason, the android ports were not as good as the other ports. Don't get me wrong, the emulation was par with the other versions. It's just that the way ...

Btw, problem fixed. Scummvm suddenly ran without problem.

One thing though... How do I type on text parser games? Wish the on-screen keyboard shows up.

I just installed the developer version on my xperia play. When it first loads up, it takes about several minutes until the main screen appears. But when I'm selecting folder that contains any playable games, it suddenly freezes. I push the Home button and then tried to run it again. This time it gav...

Nice... except the barrels that's sticking at the middle bottom.
Guybrush ciscus poster are kinda silly, don't u think?

Anyway, kudos for the people who made it possible.

Gosh! that really took my memories back at early 90's when I used to buy those 3M diskettes for backup purposes, which I realized later on that those 3M's has quite poor durability. It easily grows cotton-like fungus, which makes me replaces it with Fuji Film diskettes later on. And the funny thing ...

I'm pretty sure there are no cd talkie version for both games. As for compilation, that's a different matter.
I own majority of Sierra software and I'm pretty sure about that.

never knew there were LSL5 CD version, especially Island of Dr. Brain. The only CD version available are LSL6, LSL7, and LSL collection/anthology which basically all collection of past LSL games exactly like their floppy counterpart.

read the reviews in many forums. And most of them not really amused by how it delivered: a bit out-of-date techs.

Still, I'm gonna get my hands on that game sometime later and see it for myself. I do have my fun with Duke Nukem back at 90's.

it looks amazing. Similar with eagle filtering but much more advanced.

loved to see this implemented here. of course, that is, if it doesn't affect performance too much.

I've also checked the newest Munt through @ykhwong's DosBox compilation and it sounds soft and amazing. Perhaps there's really hope for those who never (and ever will) owns Roland MIDI devices. @MusicallyInspired: Shouldn't you let others have the chance to own it? I know you have at least three, wa...

hmmm... blonde Elsa.

Now I know how she got that hair in QFG5...

Ah... Urban Runner. Remember creating the walkthroughs out of it.

Might gonna replay this again someday. Lucky I still kept the discs. Wonder if I can make compiled version of all 4 discs?

Is the Timidity option still included in the latest SVN (preferable the 64 bit built) because the last time I checked, it's not there for several latest built.