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Yeah, I can't wait for the new sam n max game. I miss playing car bomb, whack a rat, or bungie jumping out of the nose of the prez on mt. rushmore.
You know, if you've got the original CD, you can download the SCUMMVM to play it on today's machines.
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Doesn't look like Grim Fandango made the compatability list, but you can always try it, or suggest it to the group.
Looks like it's compatible with the following OS's:
Windows Mac OS X RedHat BeOS PalmOS Solaris Dreamcast (maybe a boot disk??) Pocket PC Xbox (though it's not supported)
Hehe: "Can I keep his head as a souvenir?"
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Eddie, Grim Fandango isn't a particularly old game, and is entirely compatible with Windows XP -- speaking here as someone who still has it on his computer. Posts: 37449 | Registered: May 1999
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Grim was the first (and I assume last) LucasArts non-SCUMM game. They developed a new quasi-3D perspective, with only keyboard commands, no mouse required.
And yes, GF still works on XP, you just need to check the compatibility mode, I think.
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::sigh:: Now if there was only something like that for the Wing Commander games on 2k/XP. I'd love to retire my P166mmx!
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