I sucessfully installed ScummVM on my Pocket PC (see my post in the Pocket PC port) with Zak McKracken and Indy and the Last Crusade.
However, I want to put on Monkey Island 1 + 2 along with the Fate of Atlantis on it but my versions are the CD-ROM versions.
Can these be put onto a SD card (I have a 2gig card I can put aside for them) or if they can't, can I use Amiga ADF files - however, I only have pirate versions of the games as ADF files?
I'm not trying to endorse piracy with these questions - the ADF files come from my own copies which I got with my machine.
Thanks in advance for any advice.[/i]
Question regarding importing various versions
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Unfortunately, Forum Rule #0 applies to the Amiga versions.
I can't see a reason why your CD-ROM games wouldn't work off an SD. Monkey 2 is the same on floppy and CD I think and Monkey 1 CD audio can be ripped and included on the card. Indy 4 is nothing special either, just copy the required files on the card and it should work. Additionally, you can compress Monkey 1 and Indy 4 audio so a dedicated 2GB card is hardly a requirement for playing these games on the go.
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Thanks..
Not long after I wrote it, I foudn out how to get the CD-ROM versions working from an SD disc..
Now all I need to do is find my original Zak McKracken data files (I had an original Kixx version on 3.5" disc which I copied to my hard drive years ago which proved wise because I have a laptop without a disc drive). I'm sure I've got a backup on one of my CD-Rs. Then I've got to find a new manual because five weeks ago, one of our cats decided to have a **** in my workshop and all over some of my manuals.
Arantor - apologies. I knew that asking for copies weren't allowed, but I had no idea asking for help involving stuff I already had wasn't allowed, even though it was a pirate version.
Not long after I wrote it, I foudn out how to get the CD-ROM versions working from an SD disc..
Now all I need to do is find my original Zak McKracken data files (I had an original Kixx version on 3.5" disc which I copied to my hard drive years ago which proved wise because I have a laptop without a disc drive). I'm sure I've got a backup on one of my CD-Rs. Then I've got to find a new manual because five weeks ago, one of our cats decided to have a **** in my workshop and all over some of my manuals.
Arantor - apologies. I knew that asking for copies weren't allowed, but I had no idea asking for help involving stuff I already had wasn't allowed, even though it was a pirate version.
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For the record, Monkey Island 1 + 2 came on a White Label single CD-ROM which I brought around 10 years ago while Last Crusade and Fate of Atlantis came on a double CD-ROM, also White Label which I got 11 years ago.
Thanks for the kind words MD5. Now I can have some fun in teh garden without dragging the laptop about and also to keep me occupied on the plane on the flights to our home in Venice.
Thanks for the kind words MD5. Now I can have some fun in teh garden without dragging the laptop about and also to keep me occupied on the plane on the flights to our home in Venice.