ScummVM DS: Difference between revisions

	ScummVM DS
	File:ScummVMDS.jpg
General
Author(s)	Neil Millstone (agentq)
Type	Emulator
Version	1.2.1
Licence	Mixed
Links
	[Media:Scummvm121ds.zip Download]
	Website
	Source

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 | image       = [[File:ScummVMDS.jpg]]
 | type        = Emulator
-| version     = 1.1.0
+| version     = 1.2.1
 | licence     = Mixed
 | author      = Neil Millstone (agentq)
-| website     = http://forums.scummvm.org/viewforum.php?f=13
+| website     = http://www.scummvm.org/
-| download    = Media:Scummvm110ds.zip
+| download    = Media:Scummvm121ds.zip
 | source      = http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/scummvm/scummvm-1.1.0.tar.bz2?download
 }}
-ScummVM DS is a part of the ScummVM project. The ScummVM project is an attempt to re-engineer many classic point and click adventure games of the 80s and 90s to run on modern computer hardware. Technology has changed a lot since these games were written, and so ScummVM attempts to replicate the gameplay of the original games in exacting details, without any of the original code that the game ran on. ScummVM needs a copy of the original game, in order to take the graphics, sound, and scripts that made the game work. ScummVM is written in such a way that it can be 'ported' from one type of machine to another, and ScummVM DS is a port of ScummVM to the Nintendo DS handheld games console.
+ScummVM DS is a part of the ScummVM project. The ScummVM project is an attempt to re-engineer many classic point and click adventure games of the 80s and 90s to run on modern computer hardware.
+ScummVM is written in such a way that it can be 'ported' from one type of machine to another, and ScummVM DS is a port of ScummVM to the Nintendo DS handheld games console.
 ==Features==
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 * Suports saving games to compatible flash cards
 * All games run at pretty much full speed
-Build versions relevant to games available:
-*Build A: Lucasarts games
-*Build B: Beneath a Steel Sky, Flight of the Amazon Queen
-*Build C: Simon the Sorcerer 1/2
-'''1.1.0 beta1'''
-New games are supported as part of the stable build:
-*Return to Zork
-*Leather Goddesses of Phobos 2
-*Cruise for a Corpse
 ==Installation==
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 #Click 'Start'.
-NOTE: Previous version of ScummVM DS supported a method which used a
+'''NOTE:''' Previous version of ScummVM DS supported a method which used a
 zip file to run games on unsupported flash card readers.  This method
 is no longer supported.
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 To run your game simply select it from the list shown on the main menu, and click 'Start'.
+===Compatibility game list===
+[http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/1.2.1/ Compatibility of the 1.2.1 stable release.]
 ==Common Problems and Known Issues==
 '''0.9.1a'''
 *All versions apart from build B require DLDI[3] patching. This is because build B is already patched for a different device whose DLDI is compatible with DS-X.
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 ==Changelog==
+'''ScummVM DS 1.2.1'''
+* Bugfix release - no new features
+'''ScummVM DS 1.2.0'''
+* New game supported: Fascination
+'''ScummVM DS 1.1.1'''
+* Bugfix release: no new features
 '''ScummVM DS 1.1.0'''
 * New games are supported in this stable build: Return to Zork, Rodney's Funscreen, Manhole, Leather Goddess of Phobos 2, Cruise for a Corpse.
 '''ScummVM DS 1.0.0'''
 * No changes!
 '''ScummVM DS 1.0.0 RC1'''
 * Gamma correction feature to improve brightness level of game on the original DS.
 * The usual round of bugfixes
 '''ScummVM DS 0.13.1'''
 * Support for the ScummVM Global Main Menu (hold select during the game)
 * The usual round of bugfixes
 '''ScummVM DS 0.12.0'''
 * New games supported: Lure of the Temptress, Nippon Safes, Lost in Time.
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 * New top screen scaling options let you choose the scaling factor used on startup.
 * The usual round of bug fixes.
 '''ScummVM DS 0.11.1'''
 * Bugfix release - No new DS port features
 '''ScummVM DS 0.11.0'''
 * New games supported: Elvira 1 and 2, Waxworks (Amiga version)

Revision as of 13:16, 21 September 2012