ScummVM 2.0
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ScummVM 2.0 Released To Relive Some Gaming Classics
ScummVM 2.0 has been released as a major update to this open-source game engine recreation project.
ScummVM has advanced well past just supporting the original LucasArts adventure games and with today's v2.0 rollout supports "23 brand new old games", including many older Sierra adventure titles. Among the games that can now be played atop ScummVM 2.0 are Police Quest 4, Lighthouse, Leisure Suit Larry 6/7, King's Quest VII, Full Pipe, and many other titles.
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ScummVM 2.0.
Just in time for the holidays, the final release of ScummVM 2.0 is here! This version adds support for 23 brand new old games, including almost all of the 32-bit Sierra adventures...
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ScummVM 2.0 released adding support for more classic games
For those who enjoy the classics, you might want to check out the latest release of ScummVM which adds support for more classic titles.
When it comes to the games, they've added support for 23 more titles like King's Quest VII, King's Questions, Leisure Suit Larry 6 (hi-res), Leisure Suit Larry 7, Riven: The Sequel to Myst and more. It's a rather impressive list, but of course the 2.0 release doesn't stop at adding support for more titles.
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