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General discussion (archive)New release: The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time(95 posts)(95 posts)
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Posted June 29, 2010
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KavazovAngel: Thank you for your generosity, man.
Though, it would be nice, the person that took the code to write here.
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DrIstvaan: My impression is that Halcyon picked it up, and he/she thanked thewishingwell for it.

Didn't see that post. My bad. :)
Posted June 29, 2010
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iuliand: Never heard of it.
Call me twisted but I can't hold myself to notice the giant peniș proudly featured on the time travel suit. Am I the only one to notice this... "feature"? :P

What has been seen cannot be unseen.
Posted June 29, 2010
Thank you GOG. Eagerly await the rest of the series :D.
Posted June 29, 2010
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iuliand: Call me twisted but I can't hold myself to notice the giant peniș proudly featured on the time travel suit. Am I the only one to notice this... "feature"? :P
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Cook: That should end the "too much boobs on GOG" complains I guess :D

lol
Posted June 29, 2010
YES YES YES YES! THANK YOU GOG!
Posted June 29, 2010
I wonder if it's actually technical reasons why they didn't release the first title (first). Porting a 16-bit Windows application to 32-bit is probably non-trivial, especially if you might have lost the source code. I know that on my current 64-bit Win7 system, 16-bit Windows games, and some really quirky early Win95/98 games are the only ones that I can't get to run without setting up a virtual machine. Guess the best hope is on ScummVM to develop a driver...
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Navagon: It won't be GOG until we're able to download ancient Japanese sudoku parchments.

Just to be a smart alec, Sudoku puzzles were actually invented in 19th century France, developed into their current form by an American in the 1970s. =)
Posted June 29, 2010
no extras ?
Post edited June 29, 2010 by lackoo1111
Posted June 29, 2010
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Anamon: Just to be a smart alec, Sudoku puzzles were actually invented in 19th century France, developed into their current form by an American in the 1970s. =)

That's what I meant: ancient French parchments. :P You'll have to forgive my typos.
Posted June 29, 2010
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Post edited June 29, 2010 by lackoo1111
Posted June 29, 2010
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drdark: Would that problem possibly be garbled audio? Happens on some XP machines too. Solution was to open DxDiag (open the windows Run dialog and type 'dxdiag') and under the 'Sound 1' tab, turn audio acceleration all the way off.
I'm at work, not on Win7, so can't check yet, but give it a go.

Unfortunately, there's no Audio Acceleration slider on Win7. I checked.
So, I can't fix that.
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Anamon: I wonder if it's actually technical reasons why they didn't release the first title (first). Porting a 16-bit Windows application to 32-bit is probably non-trivial, especially if you might have lost the source code. I know that on my current 64-bit Win7 system, 16-bit Windows games, and some really quirky early Win95/98 games are the only ones that I can't get to run without setting up a virtual machine. Guess the best hope is on ScummVM to develop a driver...

I guess there isn't anything that can port Win 3.1 games?
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Posted June 29, 2010
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Cook: That should end the "too much boobs on GOG" complains I guess :D

Ahahahaha! Oh, GOG, always giving something to everybody. :)
Posted June 29, 2010
Another title you guys could have charged $9.99 for. ;)
I'm absolutely psyched to see BiT in on here. Hopefully we'll see Legacy or TJP:T soon too! :D
Posted June 29, 2010
GREAT game, one of the adventure games I've actually played and liked :P.
Posted June 29, 2010
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Cook: That should end the "too much boobs on GOG" complains I guess :D

I'm perfectly happy with the boob allotment. Don't forget the ladies though. :P
Posted June 29, 2010
I endorse this release. A reasonably classic game for an equally reasonable price, though I too would want to see the first game as well as the (presumably inevitable?) third one. Now, if only Steam wasn't completely emptying my wallet with the almost unprecedented "Perils of Summer" sale...
Post edited June 29, 2010 by KEgstedt
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