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The adventure game Dreamweb has been released as freeware:
http://www.scummvm.org/news/20121021/

Quest for Glory III: Wages of War?

I've been having some rather intriguing daydreams about "What If?" scenarios - not of the 'fanboy/girl', mind you, but of the realistic type - of whether it might've been possible to save some disk space on the older Sierra games by having rotating sprites, like wheels and people (Roger Wi...

I'm in! Let's rock this parte-chay!

MrFlibble wrote:Uh, forgot to mention that the links above will only work if you copy-paste them in your browser manually. That site seems to have been poorly maintained lately, but it's worth a visit.
they only worked for me with IE.

I can confirm the links work when manually copy-pasted under Google Chrome.

I apologize if this has already been posted on SpaceQuest.net (I don't frequent that website), but here's a fascinating article on the Two Guys from Andromeda: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/1 ... f_the_.php

MusicallyInspired wrote:Eco Quest 2?

Yup.



Guess I should've picked a less conspicuous spot.

Your move, MusicallyInspired.

OK, folks, here's the next brain-tickler:

Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers?

(This temperament-switching idea might actually make for an interesting gimmick for an adventure game, now that I think about it...though I suspect it might have already been done in some form.) You would be correct, Akril; Westwood Studios' Legend of Kyrandia: Malcom's Revenge uses this idea as a ...

I must concur with Tawmis - this looks incredible! In fact, it's so incredible that I probably would've misstepped and fallen onto pavement had I not been sitting down.

If you are talking about the 1995 game , check to see if there is a SIERRA.EXE included. If not, the RESOURCE.WIN needs to be configured, too. If installing on a 32-bit OS, the original installer should work, at least with themes turned off. For a Windows SCI game, it should also require SCIDLL.DLL...

WARNING Do not attempt to run this game under the 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. This is because the game utilizes a 16-bit executable, and these operating systems do not have a way to translate the 16-bit code into 64-bit code. Also, because I no longer have access to ...

Insert your 3-D Ultra Pinball CD-ROM into your disc drive. Go into your CD-ROM and find the folder called UPINBALL. Copy the folder to the drive and/or folder of your choice - except DO NOT COPY IT INTO YOUR Program Files OR Program Files (x86) FOLDER!!! Go to the UPINBALL folder you just copied. L...

Insert the game disc into your CD-ROM drive. Go to your Start menu, then click on My Computer (or just Computer) from the menu which appears. From the list of computer locations on the left side of the window which appears, click on the one which says PINBALL3 On the right side of the screen, drag ...