So I'm not sure but you can play in Steam versions with ScummVM. The official ScummVM has added support for these Steam games since v1.7.0 so you no longer need a patch.' Choose the directory that contains the executable called 'testapp.exe' (the file containing the index file). This should make Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Loom and The Dig work with ScummVM. This patch add support for these game by adding Steam as a platform, and using the index file inside the executable file. However the index file required for playing the games with ScummVM has been integrated in the executable file, making it impossible to play it with ScummVM. The Online Game Platform Steam has re-released a couple of the old LucasArts adventures. I couldn't quite understand how to use the 1st method, but I downloaded the Steam compatible version of ScummVM and it works prefectly! It may be possible to get the Steam version working under ScummVM, but from my quick web search it appears quite involved.

'My guess is the Steam version uses your cheap MIDI device, whereas ScummVM can emulate the Roland MT-32. 'Way to switch to the original soundtrack?' 'Something wrong with the music on a mac?' (and not only on the mac). So GoG version is probably better than Steam vanilla. ScummVM MT-32 audio version has a lot of better music (and probably sound). ScummVM MT-32 audio)' video comparison on that GoG forum (I know that it is not '(.)Fate of Atlantis' but it rather sounds similar) and Steam vanilla version sounds really awful. I found 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade intro (Steam vanilla vs.

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