What game(s) are you trying to play?

Hahaha.

MusicallyInspired wrote:No it was the entire soundtrack or at least most of it. It was 2 cds long and was hosted on LucasArts Soundtracks along with the also unavailable Dark Forces soundtrack.

You mean this?

sanguinehearts wrote:

Nikioko wrote:It seems that the dying scenes have been removed.

It was probably easier to get it through Nintendo's Seal of Approval without them.

I doubt it. Nintendo's views towards violence and such changed dramatically after they began to use the ESRB and other ratings systems.

bobdevis wrote:Do not talk about warez in any way. You will be kicked here pretty soon if you do.

When did he mention warez?

Just curious, is this possible?

It's the same versions.

ScummVM allows people to run adventure games on devices that couldn't handle the emulation. While you can play your LucasArts games on a mobile phone just fine, trying it via DOSBox on the same device just wouldn't work. People want it because it's so much better to use the mouse rather than the ar...

^^^

You can use the ScummVM save menu by pressing control + F5. See if that works.

Do you know if it uses StarForce or not?

Do you have the CD version? Do you only get subtitles?

agentq wrote:The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble

Wow, I didn't know it was possible to run 640 x 400 games on the DS! I can't wait to test Woodruff.

Whoops. I thought he said DOSBox.

BJ_Wanlund wrote:Is this the same King's Quest & Space Quest Collections they released a few yrs ago with ScummVM?

Yes, unfortunately.

rented mule wrote:Lemme guess, Mark Hamill is an excellent actor in Star Wars? Right?

Yes. Your point is?