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I'd love to see Beneath a Steel Sky in HTML5 form. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beneath_a_Steel_Sky http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beneath_a_Steel_Sky http://ww

• TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago
  It's supported by ScummVM (name is deceptive, supports far, far more than just SCUMM), so the module for that game could surely be compiled.
  • etjossem 13y ago
    Note: http://www.revolution.co.uk/ http://www.revolution.co.uk/ made a remastered edition, so I'm not sure of the legal status of the game (i.e. if any demo or full versions are available for projects like this).
    • pygy_ 13y ago
      The original PC versions can be downloaded legally from the ScummVM web site, along with Lure of the Temptress. You can also download Flight of the Amazon Queen, Dreamweb, Drascula and Slotys (from other editors). At least one Revolution programmer is also a ScummVM contributor, BTW. http://www.scummvm.org/downloads/#extras http://www.scummvm.org/downloads/#extras
      • thristian 13y ago
        Actually, Broken Sword I & II aren't free downloads; the downloads on ScummVM's pages contain the games' cutscenes transcoded from Bink Video to MPEG2. It turns out that unlike many of the technologies ScummVM reverse-engineers and reimplements, the Bink video codec is still commercially available, and the Bink people refused to let ScummVM release their reverse-enigneered decoder. So, if you want cutscenes in Broken Sword games, you need to download them in a format that ScummVM can decode.
        • pygy_ 13y ago
          My bad. Corrected.