https://web.archive.org/web/20070408150 ... itcame.asp
Later, "Antheads: It Came From The Desert 2" had been released as an expansion for the first game.
https://web.archive.org/web/20070409141 ... theads.asp
These games has been released as freeware.
On the (defunct) site of the Cinemaware, "It Came From The Desert" was made freely available for Amiga, MSDOS PC and Sega Genesis.
"Antheads: It Came From The Desert 2" had been released for Amiga only.
I was wondering if the genre of these games is something that could be accepted into SCUMMVM.
If the reply is "yes", perhaps it would be worth to start by adding them into the wiki, at the page listing the unsupported games:
https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php?titl ... rted_Games
Unfortunately, it seems that the mirror at web.archive.org just saved the pages of the site and not the downloads.
However, since they are freeware and while waiting to have an engine for them in the future, perhaps these files may be also saved somewhere for presevation.
In case it could be helpful, I had these original files downloaded from Cinemaware site:
"It Came From The Desert", Amiga disk images
CW_Itcame_Amiga.zip
"It Came From The Desert", PC EXE
CW_Itcame_PC.zip
But unfortunately I'm missing all others.
Finally, the last words on the site are:
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