ScummVM Wii 0.14.0 svn r39954 Released
BossK has [Only Registered Members May View Links| Click here to register] a new version of ScummVM an oldschool game interpreting engine for the Nintendo Wii. Using this engine along with the original data files from the many supported games you can play them on your Nintendo Wii. Most games are classic point and click adventure games. For more information visit ScummVM's site for a list of supported games along with screenshots and how to use this interpreter.
What's New?
- Fixed the Enter key in the VKEYBD
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I’m confused I read what this is but I am still confused.
Does this play a rom or an iso of a game? Like I see the Freddie the fish, which I had for computer. Would you use this or does it use something totally different.
Last edited by darkmdbeener; 04-26-2009 at 08:42 AM.
is it can be run on my 3.4U Wii ?
I used to use ScummVM on my ipaq i've got loads of old games like Monkey Island series that play really well through it. This is defiantly going to be installed as soon as I get time.
help on my wii my yahoo name got_a_problem_
I was just getting ready to install this to play Broken Sword 2. Evidently 3 and 4 aren't on the supported list yet. I wonder if there is some way to make "unsupported" games play?
Are you plagued with D3-2? http://www.wiidrives.com/list
philvt101, this has to do something about their resources\scripts, since several games had heavily-encrypted\packed data or non-standard\non-ScummVM-compatible scripts\methods used. Usually it's up to original ScummVM developers to implement "new" games, then other people will backport the modifications. That's just how the OpenSource works...