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The homebrew coders from the ScummVM Team have released a new update for the classic point-and-click adventure
games emulator. The latest release candidate update
has added support for more games, more improvements and other bug fixes.Download: ScummVM 1.0.0 RC1 (PSP) Download: ScummVM 1.0.0 RC1 (iPhone) Download: ScummVM 1.0.0 RC1 (DS) Download: ScummVM 1.0.0 RC1 (Wii) |
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A new update for ScummVM has been released. The classic point-and-click
adventure
games emulator has now been updated to version 0.13.1. This update
fixes a lot of bugs from the previous release and adds new features to make it more stable.Download: ScummVM 0.13.1 PSP Download: ScummVM 0.13.1 Wii Download: ScummVM 0.13.1 DS Download: ScummVM 0.13.1 iPhone |
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A new version is out for good ole' ScummVM, the latest stable release to date. The app has a new vector-based GUI, as well as added support for several games. Changelog after the link.Download: ScummVM 0.13.0 (PSP) Download: ScummVM 0.13.0 (Wii) Download: ScummVM 0.13.0 (iPhone) |
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Here's a big heads up for the guys with an eye for some old school adventuring. ScummVM 0.11.0 "Your Palindrome" has just been released for download, and carries several improvements including new games and an equally new port for the Apple iPhone. More details are available in the full article.Download: ScummVM 0.11.0 "Your Palindrome" (DS) Download: ScummVM 0.11.0 "Your Palindrome" (PSP) Download: ScummVM 0.11.0 "Your Palindrome" (iPhone) |
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The ScummVM team have announced that a big testing season
for ScummVM v0.11.0 is coming up. This means that they plan on
releasing a new version of the emulator which will have
support for even more games.Want to know more about the latest version of the program? Click on the "read link" below for more details. |
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Whoever said DOS was dead, obviously isn't a firm believer in the power
of emulation. Old school gamers will definitely find the ScummVM
program a gem for reliving the good ol' days of point-and-click
adventure gaming.The team from ScummVM has released three new games from the classic horror RPG developer Horror Soft. For more information, check out the full article! Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (PC) Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (Mac) Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (PSP) |
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The team of Joost, Thomas, and Paolo just made an announcement over their official site concerning the new version of emulator ScummVM. Basically, this program lets users run classic, graphical pint-and-click adventure games on different platforms. Currently pegged at version 0.X.0 (and the homebrew coders lovingly refer to it as the Tic-Tac-Toe version), a lot have changed to ScummVM since the last release back in October last year. So that you won't get confused, here is the complete changelog for this version:
Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (source code) |
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We all love our emulators, now don't we? So what would happen if, say, PayPal forced ScummVM to stop asking for donations and to take them (PayPal) out of ScummVM's sight site. Yes. It's sad news in the emulating world, folks. For those of you who don't know, ScummVM is a multiplatform emulator (even available in DS and PSP) that allows you to play certain LucasArts adventure games (like the above Sam and Max). So now, how could we support emulator developers if we can't even forward donations? It happened a few days ago, actually. PayPal is severing ties with ScummVM with a response that states: You have developed a game modulator that allows games produced and developed by multiple companies to be played on their non-designated hardware platforms. This act in itself violates the PayPal [Acceptable Use Policy] and we request that you remove PayPal from [your website]. There are many arguments surrounding this issue, including the fact that ScummVM is actually supported and sometimes even actively assisted by original game developers and studios. Well, we're sure both side have their own reactions to this matter. And surely PayPal has a good reason for not supporting ScummVM anymore. Besides, don't worry. It's not the end of the world. ScummVM is currently looking for other alternatives to seek donation, and we're sure to hear word from them again. So, drop a line, and tell us what you think! |
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Joost, Thomas and Paola, after a four-month hiatus since the last release, have updated ScummVM to v0.9.0 "The OmniBrain loves you" and are near distribution for the PSP (as soon as they build the port!). ScummVM is a multi-platform program that allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games (i.e. LucasArts releases from years passed).Changes to the latest PSP build include:
Please note, that you will need to already own an original copy of the game, as ScummVM just replaces the executable files from the software. Thanks to Trackstorm for the heads up! UPDATE: The PSP build download is now available. Download: [ScummVM v0.9.0 for PSP |
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Joost, Thomas, and Paolo has updated ScummVM PSP port to version 0.8.2. ScummVM is a multi-platform stack-based virtual machine which allows one to play LucasArts adventure games which use the SCUMM system on platforms other than those where versions were originally released. There is no special changes included for the PSP version according to the Readme. Download: [ScummVM v0.8.2 for PSP] Thanks for the email heads-up, tharubberchicken! |
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Joost, Thomas and Paola, after a four-month hiatus since the