Adds “12 new engines” & support for almost 200 titles.
A brand new update was released for ScummVM at the end of last month, adding support for 12 new game engines and nearly 200 PC titles.
While ScummVM originally started (as its name suggests) as a convenient way to play classic LucasArts adventure games created in the SCUMM engine on modern computer hardware, it has since grown over the years to include support for a bunch of other PC-based engines. In the past, this notably included the likes of GrimE (the 3D engine that powered LucasArts Grim Fandango), as well as Sierra’s AGI and SCI interpreters, and the engines that powered classic titles from companies like AdventureSoft and Revolution Studios.
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Adds “12 new engines” & support for almost 200 titles.
A brand new update was released for ScummVM at the end of last month, adding support for 12 new game engines and nearly 200 PC titles.
While ScummVM originally started (as its name suggests) as a convenient way to play classic LucasArts adventure games created in the SCUMM engine on modern computer hardware, it has since grown over the years to include support for a bunch of other PC-based engines. In the past, this notably included the likes of GrimE (the 3D engine that powered LucasArts Grim Fandango), as well as Sierra’s AGI and SCI interpreters, and the engines that powered classic titles from companies like AdventureSoft and Revolution Studios.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
