Hi, Yes, a tablet is much easier. You never have to wait for paint to dry or anything. I use Gimp and gimp paint studio (brushes and the likes). No need for scanning you can paint any color over any color have any brush you like, only limited by your imagination. Still for something on the wall you ...

Looks great!

What 3D software do you use?

Hi, I am not sure about sq6 but a lot of games run in either dosbox or using wine. I believe you have to map a linux directory as a windows drive in the configuration and then do something wine <program>. I was suprised I could run some of my own programs written for win32 with wine with almost no p...

Hi, You might want to use VC2005/OpenAL to generate sound. It allows you to create PCM samples (for instance by filling buffers with a sinewave). This way you don't have to worry about sound cards, interrupts etc. and it will play on more cards then just SB. For the moment VC2005 can be downloaded f...

Another option is (if you have got your old dos floppys around) microsoft virtual PC which can be downloaded for free from the microsoft site.

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Hi,

Have you seen this site?
http://www.mutopiaproject.org/

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Hi,

Great pictures. I wondered why the picture of the fishersmans house on deviantart of rachykins looks so much better than the less detailed and a bit blurred picture on the KQ4 page?

Still, looks very promising.

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Hi, Kotor II is pretty good (but I don't think it compares to morrowind or oblivion although I haven't play the last one yet). Games I played recently are -Myst IV revelation, difficult puzzles (of course), the graphics are really amazing. You can interact with the 3D environment though you can stil...

Yes.

When will it be finished  ;)

Regards, Ron AF Greve

I saw some compilations on www.bol.com namely leisure suit larry, police quest and space quest: http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/nl/-/EUR/BOL_DisplayProductInformation-Start?BOL_OWNER_ID=1004004004274807&Section=GAMES http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/S...

Hi,

Be careful that this isn't a fishing email. If they sent you an email asking to click a link to login DON't do it.

Verify with this link to be sure:

http://pages.ebay.com/help/confidence/q ... icity.html

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Ok, a little bit late, but well I was celebrating easter.

Happy day all.

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I guess getting permission to use those backgrounds wouldn't be much of a problem (read the start of this thread carefullly for that). Besides who is the copyright holder of these images VU?; if not most pictures where edited by multiple people. I don't think the backgrounds are a tiny part of the g...

Hi,

I think the smoother (second one) is better. However I would change the 'd' and 'b' so the half circle is as high as the other characters like 'n', 'a' etc. (look at how the d and b are done in the upper screen).


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Played the module yesterday. I added my comments to the bioware page. In short I liked it.

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Hi, It is from quite a large online shop. Yes, of course it game sealed. No magazine though ,why should there be a magazine anyway? So yes it is original and they still sell it. You do have to go to the dutch site though the english site of bol.com seems to be another shop (they don't seem to sell i...

Hi,

A year or so ago I could purchase a new version (which runs under XP) of the dig . So apparently they are still selling those. http://www.bol.com

I checked it and they still seem to sell it at least on the dutch site (the game is english though).

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Pretty neat Da_elf. Separating and moving the layers adds a lot of depth and makes the whole thing more dynamic.

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Hi,

Great music, I liked how the background changes.

Very well done.

Regards, Ron AF Greve

Yes there sure was a lot of cheese in II :-). I found kyrandia three a bit difficult and sometimes tedious but it was fun nonetheless. They can be a bit hard to setup on modern machines but I finally managed to get at least I and II to work on XP-Pro and scummvm seems to try to make it run under the...

Siberia and longest journey do not have much humor.  The broken sword has some more (though it is not like monkey island or day of the tentacle). The bs series does make you smile on occasion. They have a lot of funny remarks. From the same makers and a free download is BAS beneath a steel sky, cert...

Hi, It's been a while back since I played that part but I believe you had to hide by hanging on an edge ('omega cavern') than pull up, then have to flee because they see you, and run down the hallway which is diagonally while the cursor keys go left and right. Maybe it is also because I just don't l...

BS1 and BS2 are very good. BS3 is reasonable I liked the way they implemented the 3D well, apart from the action sequences (I HATE those). Especially since one them you can't even complete without attaching a joystick. (The one where you have to walk through a corridor that is diagonal. Instead of l...

Well, for me it are also the graphics that count. Though I would like to play a 'real' D&D some time, I really like the computer implementations. The BG series does have quite some freedom though you eventually have to follow the main story line. IWD is more linear you really have to follow a pr...

The baldur's gate series and PT are great RPG's replayed BG 2.5 times (at one replay my disk crashed during the first half of BGII :-(  ). For adventures, Grim Fadango is very special I liked the music, graphics ad original story (though the controls where a bit clumsy) . Full throttle is great too....