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23 hours and 22 minutes ago
Agentq has released a
new version of ScummVM for the DS, heres the release info:
Please test this new beta version of ScummVM, and post your results here. It would be good to know
which games you have tested.
If you see problems, please post the details here, and include details of your setup.
Since this is a beta version, full instructions are not yet available, but instructions for use are
essentially the same as the previous version, so see the ScummVM DS website at http://scummvm.drunkencoders.com
Hopefully, this build should now work. I'm espcially interested in people who want to test Lure of
the Temptress, Kyrandia 2 and 3, and Inherit the Earth.
Fixes in beta4
- Fix crashing in Inherit the Earth and Lure of the Temptress
- Speedups for all Kyrandia games
Fixes in beta3
- Mouse cursor palette corruption fixed.
Fixes in beta2
- Mouse cursor icon is hidden when screen tap method is enabled
- Audio is no longer corrupted when high quality mode is on
- Speed fixes for Kyrandia engine (thanks, LordHoto!)
- Properly enabled AGI and CINE engines
- Fix occasional mouse button getting held down
New Features
- New games supported:
- Lure of the Temptress
- Nippon Safes
- Lost in Time
- New laptop trackpad style input method
- New option to drag for hover, tap for click, and double tap for right click
- Reorganised options screens
- New top screen scaling options
- The usual round of bug fixes
Supported Games
Build A:
Manic Mansion
Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Loom
Passport to Adventure
The Secret of Monkey Island
Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
Day of the Tentacle
Sam & Max Hit the Road
Bear Stormin' (DOS version only)
Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise (DOS version only)
Fatty Bear's Fun Pack (DOS version only)
Putt-Putt's Fun Pack (DOS version only)
Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon (DOS version only)
Putt-Putt Joins the Parade (DOS version only)
Build B:
Beneath a Steel Sky
Flight of the Amazon Queen
Build C:
Simon the Sorcerer 1/2
Elvira 1/2
Waxworks (Amiga version only)
Build D:
Sierra AGI games
Gobliiins 1 - 3
Bargon Attack
Ween: The Prophecy
Future Wars
Lost in Time
Build E:
Inherit the Earth (DOS Floppy version only)
Build F:
Kyrandia 1
Build G:
Lure of the Temptress
Build H:
Nippon Safes Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
Attached Files scummvmds0-12-0beta4.zip
(7.79 MB)

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MetaFilter -
1 days ago
This is a long-awaited update to the
previous Palin thread. A LOT has happened since then, which I think deserves additional
discussion. The last time Palin's Travels was linked to was 2004 and his most
recent book that you could view on the site was Sahara. But now you can read the full texts of two more
books in Michael Palin's wonderful travel/adventure series: Himalaya and New Europe. There are also loads of pictures, video
(Quicktime req.) and audio clips.
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Gamespot Recent Updates [News] -
1 days and 5 hours ago
Ubisoft inks TV show adaptation for release this holiday season; adventure game to feature five
different cases, new minigames.
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Gamespot Recent Updates [PC] -
1 days and 5 hours ago
Ubisoft inks TV show adaptation for release this holiday season; adventure game to feature five
different cases, new minigames.
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Joystiq -
1 days and 7 hours ago
Filed under: Mac, PC, Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Adventure, RPGs, Interviews
 Last week
during PAX 2008, we sat down with Hothead COO and Penny Arcade Adventures Producer Joel
DeYoung as he guided us through Episode 2 and improvements to the engine. The gist of it
is: if you liked Episode 1, you'll like Episode 2 that much more. Here's the
rundown from our talks:
- Highlighting points of interest has been made easier! "If you have your proximity putting you
close enough to 2 or 3 things, you can slide through that with bumpers," said DeYoung.
- There are now difficulty levels, including an Insane Mode (unlockable only after beating the
game). Special collectibles and pickups are only available if you play Insane Mode.
Comparatively, Episode 1's difficulty is "a little easier" than medium.
- All the weapons have been replaced. Tycho gets a shotgun, Gabe has new fist upgrades and your
player now possesses -- wait for it -- a hoe! Also changed are the special attack
minigames.
- You now have, among other new items, a revive potion. Healing won't be enough to bring your
troops back to life. "Just adds a little bit of depth to it," said DeYoung.
- The real-time reaction for defense has been made more obvious (e.g. "Block!" now appears when
you need to push block), but nothing analogous for attacking has been added.
More after the break.
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Joystiq -
1 days and 7 hours ago
Filed under: Features, PC, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action, Adventure, RPGs
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for all our Fallout 3 coverage We were given one hour with Fallout 3 at this year's PAX, and we don't mean some pared down,
nerfed, demo-ized level; this was the full version. Not only that, but the Bethesda folks showed it
to us in the tricked out Fallout 3
Airstream Trailer, complete with a nuclear family peering in.
Lead designer Emil Pagliarulo started us out roughly an hour into the game, when you exit the vault
for the very first time. We missed the whole "growing up" phase in order to rush right into the
action. We didn't mind. but what of our first 18 or so years? Maybe you start out on the cellular
level, and fight your way out in a glorious Spore/Fallout hybrid. Your guess is as good as
ours.
Gallery: PAX 2008: The
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Dailymotion - Videos -
1 days and 19 hours ago
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Comics Should Be Good! -
1 days and 19 hours ago
Could the Image Revolution ever happen again?
Could anything like that (or Dark Horse Legends, another one I forgot in that post this morning)
work in mainstream comics these days? Especially because comics are so writer driven these days?
Hypothetically, let’s say Bendis, Brubaker, and Millar all had creator owned comics coming
out from one imprint at the same time, an imprint that’s also publish work from other
popular creators. Let’s just ponder that hypothetical for a moment, and then remember that
that describes Icon and move on.
Let’s raid DC instead. Let’s say Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Keith
Giffen, and let’s throw in Mark Waid, even though he’s in editorial at Boom! now
(just to complete the 52 set) get fed up with writing cross over tie-ins. Instead of going to
Marvel, they decide to strike out on their own.
Each guy writes a comic that plays to their strengths. Johns does an old school superhero book,
Rucka does a mystery/crime/police procedural kind of thing, and Morrison does some kind of gonzo
adventure comic with a lot of meta and subtext. Giffen does… well, whatever he wants, as
long as he’s got a scripter. Don’t want to go against the the theory now. Does that take the DM by
storm? Well, probably not, but surely it would draw a good chunk of their audience, and probably
produce some good comics.
Maybe I’m looking at this wrong. Maybe you’d need really popular creative teams to
really draw people in. Millar and Hitch! Brubaker and Phillips! Loeb and Sale! Morrison and JH
Williams! Let Alan Moore write whatever he wants and hope Dave Gibbons wants to draw it! Steal
the Way/Ba and Whedon/whoever combos from Dark Horse to get emo kids and excessively passionate
genre show fans!
So, that stuff’s fun to ponder, to me at least. I’m sure we could all come up with
our dream lists of creator owned line-ups we’d like to see.
I’m not saying I don’t think more creator owned work wouldn’t be great for
comics. As much as I like Morrison’s DC work, I look forward to him doing his own thing
again. I don’t always like his creator owned stuff, but he’s always at least
interesting to me, and he can really run wild with all those mad ideas he conjures with LSD and
cardio or whatever. I’d like to see what Loeb and Sale could do with a blank canvas.
I’ve just never been a binary guy. I can’t get wrapped up in the creator owned vs.
work for hire debate, any more than I can superheroes vs. art comics or Marvel vs. DC. I just
want entertaining/engaging comics (I’m not sure any(all) of the comics I like are good in a
nuts and bolts/art with a capital A way), and I don’t care whether they come from Marvel,
DC, Top Shelf, Oni, Fantagraphics, or somebody’s home printer. I’m just too apathetic
to join Team Comics, or any offshoot of it. Activism of any kind makes my skin crawl. Or
activity. It just stinks of effort, man. Of course, I’m tuning out Sarah Palin’s
speech in the other room, so I kind of can’t care about anything to strongly other than my
own entertainment. I totally stole that from the Nightly News.
Of course, the big argument against that sort of thinking is that there may not be a comics
medium (people usually say industry, but I don’t care about the dollars and cents of it
all, even if that stuff is inexorably tied together). Really, though, I think comics will live on
well past all of us, creator owned ones most of all. Everything from mini-comics to web comics to
the fact that publishers from Image to Drawn and Quarterly always have new work to publish should
prove that. People are always going to want to tell their own stories with words and pictures
because, well, Harvey Pekar pretty much covered that one already. You should know. But it’s
here anyway. So, I’m not
worried about comics future. They’ll morph in to something beyond what we know them as to
survive, once someone can finally figure out what that is.

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1 days and 20 hours ago
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RSS Feed from BlinkList.com -
1 days and 22 hours ago
Coladia today announced Secret of the Lost Cavern for Mac OS X. Secret of the Lost Cavern plunges
the player into an inspiring adventure that takes place during the Paleolithic period in
prehistoric time, 15,000 years B.C. Delve into a world of exploration and intrigue as you embark on
a Stone Age quest filled with puzzles and mystery. Pristine photo-realistic graphics and
environments including rivers, troglodyte caves, and green valleys, will take players back to the
dawn of human existence.
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1 days and 22 hours ago
Harry Potter pulled a disappearing act from Hollywood’s fall and holiday schedule, his sixth
big-screen adventure bumped from this November into next summer. Tags: neopets freebies Bookmark
to: More here: Fall Films: Bond, Bush & High School ...
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Times Online:rss -
1 days and 23 hours ago
Sorry somehow seems a bit inadequate when you've just flushed away $1.29 billion of your clients'
money. But Dwight Anderson, in his letter to investors, isn't giving much more explanation for his
epic adventure in value destruction since the start of the year. Imagine tearing up five million
dollar bills every day for eight months.$
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