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All Characters, all related marks, logos and associated names and reference are copyright and trademark of their respective holders. This Fan Production is not open to commercial ADS. It is not intended for sales of any sort. No commercial exhibition or distribution is permitted. The content of this Fan Game could not be sold, rented or used for any commercial enterprise in any way, shape or form. There is no financial gain made from it. Humongous pc download. Post by dr.zeissler » Sat Jul 21, 2007 5:48 pm. i am a big fan of the scumm-project and i already could play some of my old dos-classic adventures, but scumm supports different versions of the same game. so i decided to get the best out of scumm. so what are the very best versions out there (grafix, music, sound) that are supported by scumm and why do you think they are best. e.g.: Indy3 - best Version > fmtowns-version > 256 colors like the dos vga, but better music. What are the best versions of (suported by scumm): indy4, monkey1, monkey2, etc. Post by Kroc » Sat Jul 21, 2007 6:43 pm. Post by Arantor » Sat Jul 21, 2007 7:23 pm. I'm not sure the Sold Out versions are ScummVM based. I have the Sold Out editions of both BS1 & 2 and neither have the files laid out in the way ScummVM would be expecting them, plus it has a Windows based engine and built-in installer, so as far as I can tell it is the original, with a Sold Out interface sitting above the installer. If Sold Out sell games for £5 (US$10 equivalent), they aren't going to do that much in the way of rebundling, from the various Sold Out games I've seen (and own), it is usually a CD (or CDs) of the original game, plus manual as a PDF plus a Sold Out front end for launching the installer. I would comment on the others but as my experience is limited to PC and Amiga, it's biased at best. (I've always found the 256 colour PC graphics look slightly better than the Amiga versions, but I preferred Amiga music. The talkie aspect to PC games is appealing though) Post by spacetroll » Sat Jul 21, 2007 7:39 pm. It's mostly a matter of personal preference and often has to do with which version you played first. I played all the old SCUMM games on PC as a kid and therefore prefer them, but a lot of people who played Amiga versions say they like the music better. There is no objective criteria that would enable one to say that one version is "better" than another. The only exceptions would be games like DOTT and Sam & Max, when you're talking about CD vs. floppy. The voice and SFX from the CD versions are truly fantastic, and not to be missed (as opposed to Fate of Atlantis, which has crummy voice acting which I turn off in ScummVM). But I would go by the rule of whichever version you can track down. Any version of a SCUMM game is better than no SCUMM game at all. Post by clem » Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:18 pm. Post by Arkenholt » Sun Jul 22, 2007 11:10 am. Post by dr.zeissler » Sun Jul 22, 2007 11:56 am. no discussion please, only short command. game / best version / why. Post by glokidd » Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:24 pm. you see. thats the funny thing about "general discussion" forums discussion is sort of a requirement. sorry to stay from the format but personally ive always been partial to the 16 color ega version of SMI The "sunset" on melee is classic (hehe) Honestly though, it its my favorite version, perhaps from nostalgia as its the first version i played and the one that got me inextricably hooked on the series. It also has some benifits such as animated closeups (ega only) and the stump joke (which is in all floppy versions but i have found the 16 color one easier to come by). Add in an MT-32 and you have Classic MI at its finest. Post by spacetroll » Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:28 pm. dr.zeissler wrote: no discussion please, only short command. game / best version / why. Any game / Any version / Differences are typically negligible and a matter of personal preference, and whatever you can find is worth playing. I think that covers everything. Post by oduverne » Fri Aug 10, 2007 11:45 am. What about AGI games? Amiga? PC? Apple II? Looks like Apple II games have the best sound, what about graphics? Post by exofreeze » Fri Aug 10, 2007 9:29 pm. dr.zeissler - this is all a matter of personal opinion. If graphics are your thing, one version may be better then another. If sound is your thing, it could be completely opposite. Telling people you don't want any discussion, only "commands" is ridiculous - ESPECIALLY when your asking an opinion based question. It's not like there are hundreds of versions of each game, simply try playing the different versions and decide for yourself. Post by dr.zeissler » Sat Aug 11, 2007 9:16 am. thx, i thought there is a "eierlegendewollmilchsau" like we call it in german, but you are right; so i open the thread for discussion. Post by laffer » Sun Aug 12, 2007 4:55 am. In my opinion, the Amiga version of Monkey Island has the best music.. that might be because it's the version of that game I played as a kid so I feel nostalgic about the music in that version. And Maniac Mansion is also best on the Amiga I think.. the music and sound effects, while not by any means great, are better than PC speaker I think. Monkey Island 2 is better on the PC (and FM Towns, they're pretty much the same) as the music is better in that it gradually changes from one tune to another.. well if you've played it, you know what I mean. Loom.. now this is a tough one. I honestly haven't played the Amiga version but I suppose it has 32 colors and pretty good sound (like most Lucasarts Amiga games). The PC floppy version is the worst version I think as it only has 16 colors and the sound isn't all that. The PC CD version has speech but the trouble is that the speech is saved as audio tracks on the CD! As you can imagine, this takes up a lot of space on the CD and because of this, they had to cut dialogue from the game. The FM Towns version is the one I prefer - it does not have speech and therefore it has all the dialogue from the floppy version.
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