I found RNAM beginning at offset 53298 (Hex) of "The Dig". I couldn't find it in any of the other games. Which corresponds to the same decimal offset (340632) as the Steam version.

Yes, the games require activation with their server before they can be played for the first time, which is probably where the size comes in.

Here's the folder with the executable for Fate of Atlantis: <DIR> ATLANTIS 6,845,366 Indy_Fate_Manual-English.pdf 21,711,626 Indy_Fate_Manual-French.pdf 1,809,049 Indy_Fate_Manual-German.pdf 8,592,171 Indy_Fate_Manual-Italian.pdf 4,173,232 Indy_Fate_Manual-Spanish.pdf 294,912 paul.dll 6,369,280 test...

These are all actually nested within another directory, but that directory seems to only have the new executables, along with PDF manuals and uninstall files. I've tried merging them into one folder, but it made no difference. Loom 2,613 901.LFL 4,193 902.LFL 2,019 903.LFL 4,388 904.LFL 289,808,802 ...

So far as I can tell, they aren't for sale anymore. The site's gone through two owners since then. They were released at the same time as they were on Steam and I understood they should be the same rerelease. Only thing I can think is there is something from the Steam version it is looking for that ...

So, the Steam versions of the old LucasArts adventure games (Loom, The Dig, Indy games) are now supported, and I had hoped that would mean it would support the Direct2Drive version which were released at the same time (and should be largely the same). Is there something I'm missing? It doesn't seem ...

Oops... checked here and didn't see anything. Didn't bother to check The Junkyard...

GOG.com is giving away the first Broken Sword game for free until Oct.1, 2011 in honour of 6 million unique downloads... this includes both the original and director's cut (the original is in extras once you choose to download the DC).

Well, when I install a game in the launcher, it takes me to the screen where I can edit the game's name already. If you just include another text box for "Sort As," perhaps with a default name (Monkey Island 3 for COMI, for instance), this shouldn't stretch anyone's idea of user friendly. ...

I don't feel entitled, and I think this emulator(s) is amazing. There is just something about the launcher that has always bugged the organizer in me: it only sorts in strict alphabetical order (though not ignoring articles). This shouldn't be a problem, except you have things like the various quest...