Not sure what the relationship is between this EXE and the Libretro DLL, but thought I'd mention the command line behavior in RetroArch as well. After reading various confused posts (often mentioning using the UI to add games) about this from years ago, I started by creating fake "Roms" ca...

Working: 60 random games Not working: Atlantis(-fm) Hello, What are the data files in the path you're pointing ScummVM to? Do they match the pre-requisite files for FM-Towns version as listed here? https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Indiana_Jones_and_the_Fate_of_Atlantis Also your command prompt sh...

So --list-targets wasn't helpful (only lists the one game in app data), but --list-games went on and on, thankfully listing this game first. The "official" ID seems to be "atlantis": scumm:atlantis Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis You have got the answer right there. The o...

Thanks for the answers! This works: scummvm -f -p..\scummvm\Roms\atlantis scumm:atlantis ...as does this: scummvm -f -p..\scummvm\Roms\atlantis-fm scumm:atlantis ...though not entirely sure what it means (there is a mismatch between ID and the files in atlantis-fm). But this fails like before: scumm...

The score so far: Working: 60 random games Not working: Atlantis(-fm) Must be a bug; surely this is not the intended behavior for this one title? Other than that, it seems to work very well. But I do wish it would stop making my secondary monitor flash five times each load, but that could be down to...

Using latest Win64 version (2.6), Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis does not run from command line without adding to app data from GUI. scummvm -p.\Roms\atlantis-fm atlantis-fm Works fine with game added to app data. Fails every time when not. scummvm: Unrecognized game 'atlantis-fm'. Use the -...