The next step will be adding the marbled paper frame and building several different versions of the poster. The original box scan was provided by TomVDJ years back in this thread. Both found on Mobygames (scans by Servo and hoeksmas). Of course, there's still a lot of manual clean-up, masking and color-correction involved, so thankfully this hobby is still giving me something to do.Įdit: I've included the sources I've used for the logo, a floppy scan from the LC Action Game (utilizing the same INDY logo as the Adventure Game), and the FM Towns version, for the full logo. Furthermore, I've utilized the original promo photo of Ford and Connery, extending it ever so slightly on the right side via AI (the original photo ends pretty much where it does on the original box). With the help of AI, I was able to reconstruct the Last Crusade box background image (a blurry desert shot, for which I never found the original source) a lot fast and cleaner than before. Will it bite me in the ass in the long run? Let's hope not! But when it comes to image restoration, it feels like it's a blessing. I know, AI is a controversial topic, and for many things, I'm really hesitant towards it as well. Games can now be installed via the command line.Īdded limited telemetry to notify me remotely if DREAMM runs into problems. (Re-)added standalone mode if you place DREAMM next to the game files.Īdded an OPL-based MIDI emulator as a fallback for all platforms. Improved the UI, adding mechanism to verify installed games.Īdded support for MDS/MDF and CCD/IMG CD image formats.Īdded a mechanism to turn on portable mode, where all data is kept next to the DREAMM executable. Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the SithĮxtended support for Windows releases of Star Wars: X-Wing, Star Wars: TIE Fighter, and Afterlife.Īdded support for Star Wars: Making Magic multimedia CDĪdded support for running on Linux systems, both Intel and ARM.Īdded detection of dozens of new game variants. Mortimer and the Riddles of the Medallion Greatly enhanced Windows emulation to support new games: Link to what's new (also copied below): /dreamm/docs/v21ĭREAMM 2.1 sports a number of significant upgrades over the original 2.0 release.

DREAMM is a bespoke emulator for LucasArts titles running on DOS, Windows, and FMTowns platforms. DREAMM 2.1 is officially released for Windows, MacOS, and Linux targets (圆4 and ARM64).

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