#The feeble files dos tv#
#The feeble files dos windows#

Alternatively, use i5comp to extract the files from the installer. Note: Several files are only available after you have run the original installation program and installed Feeble Files to the harddisk.

Rename voices.wav on CD4 to voices4.wav (For 4CD release only).

Rename voices.wav on CD3 to voices3.wav (For 4CD release only).Rename voices.wav on CD2 to voices2.wav.Rename voices.wav on CD1 to voices1.wav.GAME33 (Polish 2CD version) or GAME22 (All others).

#The feeble files dos tv#

Download 'The Feeble Files - Omni TV and epilogue cutscenes for the Amiga and Macintosh versions' from the ScummVM website and place it in the same directory as the other game files. Some cutscenes are missing from both the Amiga and Macintosh versions of the game. I also briefly tested PuttPutt saves the zoo, and didn't experience any problems, except the cursor was black.For more information on how ScummVM uses game data files, see the user documentation.Ĭreate a game directory containing the following files: I did notice 1 error in Spy Fox 1, that I was unable to reproduce, which was when you click the tattoo guy, and it changes to the view of him, spy fox was still on the screen. I have tested Spy Fox 1, 2 and 3 on the iPhone3G on 2.0 firmware, using ScummVM 0.12.0preĪs stated in the quoted post, Spy Fox 1 works fine, while 3 has palette glitches, and is impossible to access inventory without changing settings, or using touchpad mode.īrief test: Spy Fox 2 seems to have no glitches, but inventory also can't be accessed from normal settings. Does anyone know how I can get this game working without me having to get.

#The feeble files dos windows#

scummvmrc to make his pockets/watch accessible. Also, because the game has to be run in Windows and not DOS, I cant run it in DOSBox. The debug console comes up with something about (and it's a bit difficult to read, so forgive me here) PolyStore and how the max is 200 and it has run out. There are numerous (and when I say numerous, I mean _very_ numerous, but minor) palette glitches, as has been reported for the official ScummVM list, the Save/Load screens work but have graphical glitches, and the game occasionally crashes when trying to skip scenes using 'esc'. You can use the keyboard but its really difficult to 'trigger' the F10 key - Buggy input, really hard to do the right-click, ESC or change mouse modes at times. The players character is Feeble, an alien whose job is to make crop circles on Earth. Its half-serious, half-comical plot serves as a rich source of references and shout-outs to Blakes Seven, Star Wars, Nineteen Eighty-Four and many more. Jazzcello wrote:On 0.11.0pre on iPhone 1.1.2, I can confirm that Spy Fox 1 (Windows, US English) is fully completable without any palette glitches, etc in both scenarios. Drascula (CD/DOS/Spanish), tracks ripped to OGG - playable BUT with lots of issues Issues: - Problem saving or loading since game uses F10 key to setup savegames. The Feeble Files is a 1997 cartoony adventure game from Adventure Soft, creators of Simon the Sorcerer. Finished the game completely after that, so I can confirm SQ1 is completely playable!

Thanks for this great port!ĮDIT: Passed the skimmer mini-game after trying enough times to just get lucky. The game is very playable, up until the skimmer mini-game anyway. Also, the backspace key does not work (it has no effect). I could work around this by turning the shift key off before each letter. The keyboard is always in upper case (shift key is down by default) which was a problem when searching for the cartridge near the beginning of the game (search term is 'astral body' in lower case). Clicking to dismiss a dialog window always works though. Sometimes the menus require tapping several times to register a click. About 90% of my swipes register as a diagonal arrow key even when trying my hardest to swipe perfectly straight. I think an option to bring up onscreen arrow keys would greatly help. I've played Space Quest I (original release) as far as the land skimmer mini-game on an iPod Touch 2.0.