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Now import patch.reg in registry if you launch the updater (Gfupd101.exe) it will install updated files inside 'Install Path'.

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So, if the version number is lower than 2774 the update can be performed 0000 is the simpler choice. If the grim.tab is the real one, the MAGIC key could be omitted the language will be chosen according to grim.tab. So you have to replace XX according to your language: 'MAGIC' holds the language (first four hex digits) and current version of Grim Fandango (last four hex digits).

They could be zero byte files, their content is not important. 'Install Path' has to be a valid path and must have grim.tab and grimfandango.exe inside. To fix the registry for patching, create a patch.reg file like this): If you can't install Grim Fandango, you have two choices, either get the Quick and Easy Grim Fandango Installer which even fixes patching for you, or fix the registry on your own.

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This requires you to first have Grim Fandango installed, since the patch won't apply otherwise.

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If you have a Windows installation of Grim Fandango you just need to install the patch and copy to the directory with the game data used by ScummVM the files listed below. If you anyway want to extract it this is the procedure: ScummVM will load and extract it internally, regardless the operating system or platform you're using. Just putting it in the folder where the Grim Fandango data is located will work. (Sure the new art wasn't that lovely done and could have been a lot better.) What I want from HD re-releases are more polished improved games, not just cheap rip-offs often based on fan patches and mods.To use it you do not need to extract it. Beside all these cheap rehashes, the Monkey Island 2 re-release was great, one could switch between the old and the new graphics art on the fly by pressing a key. Or the Turok remastered release, which still looks like the 1998 3D game even with all the fog that was needed with early 3D cards but not in 2016. Or Age of Mythology which hasn't been improved graphical wise at all, was already used as base for Age of Empire Online and later re-released as HD edition again. A low point of the 'remastered'/'HD' versions is certainly Age of Empires 2 HD where Microsoft closed their former studio and lost all its game arts and therefor the HD re-release featured the same graphics and just provided higher screen resolution as single feature that come from a fan patch years ago. It was certainly easy to vectorize the vector-art style of DoT, but the 'remastered' Grim Fandango basically featured blown up background pictures out of Photoshop. And those 'remastered' versions are only very slightly improved due the lack of original game art graphic files.

On the otherside, the new 'remastered' version uses the SCUMM (open source Lucasarts game engine virtual machine) that was made by fans and can be used to run the old games on modern systems. On the one side it's great that a slightly improved is now available. Not saying you should teach your kids programming (although, why not) :)ĭay of the Tentacle is one of the best adventure games. For maintenance, even in small companies, comments need to be in English so why use PT/ES in the first place for codoing. I see that the better coders in our team and switch their computers to EN and follow the English tutorials so why not do that straight away.

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Why not let them play the games in English? I live in Spain now and the major complaint the youth makes about learning English is that everything is available and usually forced (dubbing in movies and tv shows included) in Spanish so even if they write/speak English I cannot really understand it too little real case practice.Įdit: also I see in daily life how my Portuguese colleagues struggle finding answers because they read docs/learn and have errors/feedback in PT and so search answers in Google in PT as well which often works but in some cases does not and usually I have to figure out what the problem is in English which will usually provide the answer. Serious remark: I am Dutch and when I was very young and computers and games were rare I played text adventures and they were English only: I do not think I can imagine a more efficient way of learning reading and writing as a young child.