Yes the talkie version is awesome, loved the voices of the IRS guys :D

I must've beaten the game 3 times now, once on plain DOS, once on DOSBox, and now on SCUMMvm + talkie version.

I've actually still got the original talkie cd, complete with strategy guide that came with it. Yep, the talkie is the way to go. It would have been really hilarious if they credited uncle Ted with a voice actor.

"Cheap, Mail-Order Jewels!"

It's Dead Cousin Ted. That's a sign: you ought to play the game again.:P

You know, you're right. Can I use CD's with ScummVM?

Should work, but it works perfectly with DOSBox (I should know - played it a few times already) :angel:

scummvm is also a great option. i don't know if a modern SDL app has any benefits over a dos virtual machine (or vice versa), but it just feels nicer playing it on a brand spanking new engine. :)

yeah. dott is one of those games that makes you really wish you could just forget the entire game and play it again. and again. and again. and...

i think dott is one of the most clever games i've ever played.

Of course you can.

Oh, wow. Just played it again, and after all that time it can still make me crack up laughing. Hoagie is the man.

"Hey, aren't you the hundred-dollar guy?"

Lucky you. The talkie version's twice the fun. "Yoo-hoo, Mr Tentacle Guy!" :D [/b][/quote]
Yaeh, it really increases the fun-factor, hehe.

By the way: the guys that are making DOTT2 have published a christmas goodie on

their site. Have look! (If that is considered as warez then just delete the link. I don´t

see it as a warez link) GOODIE

And: What do you think about Maniac Mansion Mania ?

Unfortunately it´s just in German. But maybe you´re interested, though...

Well, eventually I bet it will get put into english. They did it for 1503...

"Upstairs, am I upstairs? I got lost..."
Really hard to get lost in that house hehe...