Flight of the Amazon Queen in Spanish
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Flight of the Amazon Queen in Spanish
Please, someone can help me to find the spanish version of Flight of the Amazon Queen?
Re: Flight of the Amazon Queen in Spanish
I'm not sure if the Spanish version is officially freeware (I only know about the English and German versions by now) - any project leads able to clear that up?Adventure_Knight wrote:Please, someone can help me to find the spanish version of Flight of the Amazon Queen?
anyway, eBay could probably help
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Here!Threepwood wrote:The German version ist freeware? Where can i get it?
Have fun with that version, but one tip for you, though. Turn off the voices because it sounds AWFULL imho! I think the company who translated the game was very stingy in choosing good voice actors. Imo they sound like they are bored or underpaid or maybe both. If I had paid for that version, I'd want my money back! But then again, this version is freeware so I can't really complain.
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Have they officially been announced as freeware by their former local publisher, or do you assume that they are because they're not sold anymore ?Adventure_Knight wrote:The Curse of Monkey Island, Full Throttle and Grim Fandango are still being published by Erbe, the company that has the rights to publish these games on spanish, but the earlier games (Monkey 1 and 2, Zak McKracken, etc.) are freeware.
either way, LucasArts probably still holds the rights on the interpreter, gfx and characters of these gamesabelthorne wrote:Have they officially been announced as freeware by their former local publisher, or do you assume that they are because they're not sold anymore ?Adventure_Knight wrote:the earlier games (Monkey 1 and 2, Zak McKracken, etc.) are freeware.
Erbe disappeared in 1999 (Grim Fandango wasn't even published by them in the first place), so that's highly unlikely. Those games you mention (along with Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and The Dig) were recently published in DVD case reeditions by Activision.Adventure_Knight wrote:The Curse of Monkey Island, Full Throttle and Grim Fandango are still being published by Erbe, the company that has the rights to publish these games on spanish, but the earlier games (Monkey 1 and 2, Zak McKracken, etc.) are freeware.
None of this means, of course, that the other games are freeware in Spain. As far as I know, LucasArts holds the rights for both the games and the translations, so the chances of seeing any of them released as freeware are exactly the same as in any other part of the world.
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