Inherit the Earth from Wyrmkeep
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Inherit the Earth from Wyrmkeep
Hello,
I have a little question about the rerelease of ItE from Wyrmkeep. Afaik the game's available in English. Is this the only language available for this version or are there other languages like German, French, etc. available? Or is this a multilanguage version?
I have a little question about the rerelease of ItE from Wyrmkeep. Afaik the game's available in English. Is this the only language available for this version or are there other languages like German, French, etc. available? Or is this a multilanguage version?
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Re: Inherit the Earth from Wyrmkeep
I have the re-release here (bought a few months ago) and there is no other language than english there, also there is nothing mentioned on the webpage about a multilingual version available, so i'd say sorry, but noAdventureguy wrote:Hello,
I have a little question about the rerelease of ItE from Wyrmkeep. Afaik the game's available in English. Is this the only language available for this version or are there other languages like German, French, etc. available? Or is this a multilanguage version?
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Hmm, the only other language the game features i'm aware of is indeed german.Adventureguy wrote:![]()
Oh well, doesn't matter, my English is quite well (I think) so I may consider ordering it. Do you think they'll put effort in producing this game in other languages?
http://www.angusm.demon.co.uk/AGDB/DBA1/EdE.html
It was the Amiga CD/CD32 version, which i also owned until some weeks ago. Made a donation with the game to a porter of ScummVM
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IIRC it was already supoorted by ScummVM, too...
Unfortunately a german PC version were never produced (maybe due to the bad selling numbers), but i'm not 100% sure about that
To your other question, well, ask nicely at their forums (as @sev pointed out). If they have the source code they may also have
access to some (all?) of the MasterDisks and it may be possible for them to re-release the german speech version, too?
Otherwise, you would have to look around (eBay, FleaMarkets) to get your hands on the AmigaCD version...
btw: If you can, use the english talkie, some of the actors doing the german syncronisation are real amateurs and i MEAN amateurs.
i.e. the voice of the "Orb of Storms" sounds like someone living near Stuttgart, being awfully bored and trying to sound
like a computer voice which goes comletely wrong, believe me ... AWFUL, that's why i ordered the re-release...
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There exists a german Dos Floppy and CD version of ITE, and I think they're both supported by ScummVM.Raziel wrote:Unfortunately a german PC version were never produced (maybe due to the bad selling numbers), but i'm not 100% sure about that
I think ITE is available at least in french and italian as well, maybe also spanish.
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Original ITE was translated into German by independent company and German ITE versions are: DOS Floppy, DOS CD, Mac CD, Amiga Floppy and Amiga CD32. All versions except Amiga are supported by ScummVM.Dorian Gray wrote:ScummVM includes English and German texts from ITE.EXE so I suppose that the german version exists.
Yes, I'm aware about those efforts so is Joe Pearce of Wyrmkeep. Overall Joe is very friendly to all fan stuff and those guys have his blessing, as well as another team who plans to translate ITE into Russian. But neither of version haven't release any files to the public.Dorian Gray wrote: I don't believe that a french version exsits but a team of amateurs is working on a french translation. (amateur comes from the french word aimer)
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