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I have to check some of these out. This was the interpreter we tested a while ago, right? Yes, it is . Although that was a .exe and not browser based, so this is kinda cool to see. :) Not quite. The interpreter that I helped with was a C# standalone program. Agile-gdx is a JAVA port with a little J...

The first link is just part of the automatically generated table of contents that links to each section of any Wiki page. That link points to the download section of the game's page.

don't forget this: Image no worky. Try it now. Yup shows now. I have never seen the cover in person. :( You sure you have not? It does not show that much. It is more of a matter of moving the cover around to get just the right light reflection to make it show. A rather ghostly image.

Tawmis wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 2:07 am

Collector wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 8:40 pm don't forget this:

Image no worky.

Try it now.

don't forget this:

Tawmis wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 11:58 am Yeah the collection ones, I didn't grab.

Well you did include Larry's Hits and Misses, which is essentially the Larry variant of the Collector's Edition, so I thought you meant to include the collections.

Missed a few

I have them all but the Sega one.

You don't have the best one shown, the black cover with the grid lines.

Of course things are not laid out quite as the official map.

It will fail if you enter any
or
Do not enter any quotation marks or commas, only
then Enter. Any way, not to draw this out,

Try typing just extract and enter, then gk3r.exe.

The file is present in the GOG version and is easy to extract. With the game running, just press "CTRL"+"SHIFT"+"TILDA" (the ~ to the left of the 1 key). You will see the console window at the top of the game's screen. Type "extract" then press the Enter key. ...

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