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'''Test Version'''+
| description = Adventure game engine implementation
| description = Adventure game engine implementation
| type = Emulation/Simulation
| type = Emulation/Simulation
−| display = Any
+|| display = Any
| author = dhewg
| author = dhewg
| download =
| download =
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−==Official Test Version==
Report Problems: [[Talk:Homebrew apps/ScummVM|here]]
Report Problems: [[Talk:Homebrew apps/ScummVM|here]]
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- games with higher screen resolutions are now drawn correctly
- games with higher screen resolutions are now drawn correctly
- fixed some palette bugs
- fixed some palette bugs
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+==Unnoficial Version with WiiMote support==
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+News From Savy Gamer
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+|The ScummVM interpretor is a piece of software that allow you to play a bunch of classic Adventure games on a range of platforms. It has now been ported to the Wii, with Wiimote support, meaning you can use the Wiimote pointer to replace the functionality of the mouse.
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+You can download it here.
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+The Scumm engine was originally made for Lucasarts Maniac Mansion, but it was used for a whole host of fantastic games. My personal favourites are Day of the Tentacle, Sam & Max Hit the Road and Beneath a Steel Sky.
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+There is some fantastic homebrew coming out for the Wii, and it's only just getting started, I can't wait to see what's down the line. You will need some way of launching .dol files to use this, Wiibrew should have all the advice you need for that.
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+I strongly suggest you head over to ScummVM.org and download the charming and hilarious Beneath a Steel Sky.|
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+[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E58VDLCT Download]