Simon The Sorcerer 5 coming
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- JamesWoodcock
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There was a Simon the Sorcerer 4?!?!?!?!
I've not even played 3 as the dang thing refuses to play on newer OS's (Personally i'd like to see 3 remade for the Wii and given a slight graphical update i think the wiimote + nunchuck would lend itself perfectly to the title)
Well i guess it's not that surprising as a lot of people haven't heard of BS4 and PC games are far less advertised and such these days.
(sorry if i've gone off topic)
I've not even played 3 as the dang thing refuses to play on newer OS's (Personally i'd like to see 3 remade for the Wii and given a slight graphical update i think the wiimote + nunchuck would lend itself perfectly to the title)
Well i guess it's not that surprising as a lot of people haven't heard of BS4 and PC games are far less advertised and such these days.
(sorry if i've gone off topic)
The version of 3 sold here works with current systems:CyberAxe wrote:I've not even played 3 as the dang thing refuses to play on newer OS's (Personally i'd like to see 3 remade for the Wii and given a slight graphical update i think the wiimote + nunchuck would lend itself perfectly to the title)
http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/simon_the_sorcerer_3d/
- JamesWoodcock
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Well, good luck if you play the German version. Then you get the original voice actor, and, because of the fact that the game has been developped in Germany, no poor translation bloopers.glidem wrote:I viewed the trailer of Simon the Sorcerer 4 (English version) and I don't believe I could play a game with that voice featured Not the Simon I remember at all!
- JamesWoodcock
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english version is ok, i can't compare voices because before i played only simon 1 subtitled version (talkie didn't had subtitles andmy language skills are not good enough to rely on speech only)
truth is that intro to game is quite bad, first impression was that quick uninstall is all i want but later with carnivore rabbit, deathmetal fan little redhood etc. it started to get better and when i got used to game atmosphere i had no problems with it anymore
truth is that intro to game is quite bad, first impression was that quick uninstall is all i want but later with carnivore rabbit, deathmetal fan little redhood etc. it started to get better and when i got used to game atmosphere i had no problems with it anymore
Wll, I am happy to understand both versions. And in most cases I prefer the English one due to the loss of humour in translation. They do a great job in localisation (except Westwood at the kyrandia games), but there are some phrases you cannot translate, though. E. g. the stiff monkey you use for plumbing works in MI2 doesn't make sense in the German version since the German word for monkey wrench is quite different.glidem wrote:Now if only I spoke German, happy days
But I would like to know about the quality of the english translations of games such as Simon 4, The Moment of Silence and Secret Files: Tunguska.
The English translation is pretty abysmal; not in the sense of a lot of grammatical errors, it's just incredibly clunky and unnatural. I have a feeling that some things that were pretty funny in the original script just come out sounding bizzare and stupid in the translation. Still, it's not a terrible game once you get into it. Nowhere near as good as 1&2 in my opinion, but better than 3d (not that that's saying much).
- Rex Nebular
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German demo is out, any german speaker want to test it out for us?
http://www.simon-the-sorcerer-5.de/downloads/
http://www.simon-the-sorcerer-5.de/downloads/