Simon the Sorcerer: DOS version music tempos are now accurate. Simon the Sorcerer floppy: Improved AdLib sound effects accuracy. Depending on the game, this will prevent cut-off notes, add extra notes or instruments and/or add stereo.Įlvira 2, Waxworks: Added support for AdLib and MT-32 sound effects.Įlvira 2, Waxworks, Simon the Sorcerer floppy: Added Mixed MIDI support (MT-32 music with AdLib sound effects). GUI launcher has new game icons grid look.Īdded support for Macintosh versions of Manhunter 1-2.Įlvira 1: Added support for Casio MT-540/CT-460/CSM-1 and CMS/GameBlaster.Įlvira 1 & 2, Waxworks, Simon the Sorcerer: Added AdLib OP元 mode.
In GUI launcher it is now possible to group games by different categories. The GUI Options dialog now marks settings overridden via command lines in red. Implemented Icon view in GUI (GSoC task).Īdded support for the RetroWave OP元 sound card.Īdded the create_engine tool to aid when creating new engines.
See "Understanding the search box" in the documentation for details. Implemented enhanced filtering in the Search box. Removed support for VS2008, as it doesn't support C++11. The project license has been upgraded to GPLv3+. for the general list of compatible games, though note the DSi version is a bit more limited in some regards and will be even more so for older DS versions if you seek those out.Īdded support for Marvel Comics Spider-Man: The Sinister Six.Īdded support for Tender Loving Care (CD-ROM Editions).Īdded support for Uncle Henry's Playhouse. Other engines from similar vintage games also got added to the mix as the years went on and today while not all encompassing it does never the less represent excellent means of playing an awful lot of classic games (likely better than any DOS emulation or modern repackages) from a variety of sources. ScummVM was then first released many years ago as a kind of modern interpreter for those old games, seeing ports to consoles as homebrew took off there (the DS port of which was something of a crown jewel of DS homebrew back when). In addition to the usual PC for various operating systems and mobile devices you have PSP, Vita, Wii, Switch, AmigaOS, PS3, Dreamcast and several others.įor those not familiar then SCUMM is short for Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion, one of the earlier Lucasarts adventure games and the same engine/scripting language was used for many of their other absolutely classic games (later offerings, naturally supported by this, including Sam and Max, Grim Fandango and the Monkey Island games). Ccawley2011 dropped by to let us know that a new version, 2.6.0 aka "Insane Escapism", of the ScummVM interpreter/emulator has been released, and still includes updates for the DSi version (DS/DS lite support having been dropped some point in the past but should still be available and have much ready to play).
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