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On the topic of ScummVM...
What the hell, I thought this happened ages ago. Must be a Mandela Effect thing. Oh wait... maybe not.
>This is particularly noteworthy, since the original version of this engine was briefly added to ScummVM over twenty years ago.
So I'm not crazy?
Interestingly, it seems this is only for versions of the game that aren't sold anywhere, because all the digital retailers listed on PCGW (Steam, GOG, and EGS) only sell the 20th Anniversary Edition, which apparently isn't supported.
>Currently, only the original DOS and Windows 3.1 versions are supported, though with sounds effects only, and not the music. Also, unfortunately, the Anniversary Editions are not yet supported.
And of course, of fucking course, My Abandonware classifies the 1991 DOS version as NOT abandonware, with a big "BUY GAME" button leading to GOG which doesn't fucking have that version (unless it's documented extra content). The Steam and GOG versions do come with the Amiga ROM as a bonus, but ScummVM doesn't say that's supported either.
Not that anyone here cares about what's legal when it comes to old games, but I find it interesting that the ScummVM team is asking for help testing, and doing so technically requires piracy for anyone who doesn't have the game on a floppy disk.
Yay, game preservation...