Thanks for the update agentq. I'll give it a spin as soon as I have some spare time. Keep up the good work!

I'd like to ask if anyone tried to run Amiga version of Waxworks on this build. I know agentq doesn't mention it's supported but I was just curious. Hm, could you explain why in the world Waxworks would work on this build? I can think of at least 2 compelling reasons why it wouldn't, but I won't fo...

I'd like to ask if anyone tried to run Amiga version of Waxworks on this build. I know agentq doesn't mention it's supported but I was just curious.

Thanks for reply.

agentq wrote:No. Games that run at 640X480 won't ever run on the Ds. The screen is just too small.

F**k! Your initial post about "I have no mouth..." made me the happiest man alive. This one ruined my day though. Too bad

I almost started a new topic for this but then I noticed that Illuminerdi mentioned the same thing in his post. Is there a possibility of getting "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" to work in a DS build? I know the game uses SAGA engine just like "Inherit the Earth" but I expec...

The rest of the ScummVM team announced the release while I was on holiday (in Vegas!) How much did you win? did you get drunk and when you woke up you were married to a female elvis imitator? ...or maybe to the King himself? :) On another note - any news on that beta build you mentioned earlier age...

Me like surprise...

Great news agentq, thanks for the info.

Could you maybe give us a sneak preview on the new games supported in the upcoming build?

Thanks for clearing this up. I'll be watching for any more of those nasty bugs

Any feedback on possible fix for this issue? Don't want to be rude or anything, just curious. Thanks.

I'm not really sure if I missed the fit and 100% zoom for the top screen in previous versions, but it's really great. I always hated that enlarged pixelated view on one of the screens Great work agentq and thanks.
Works great on R4.

I'm sure that DOSBOX is way beyond possibilities of NDS but it would be really great if we could play some of the later Sierra games on the DS. Brian Provinciano - who was the creator of GBAGI (The Game Boy Advance Adventure Game Interpreter) - stated this on his homepage: "...I began developin...