ScummVM launched 20 years ago, and since then has consistently made it easy to run old adventure games on modern PCs. That started with the LucasArts classics built in the SCUMM engine, but has since ...
The Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion Virtual Machine, which we all know better as ScummVM, turns 20 this week. Anyone who has ever enjoyed a classic adventure game on a modern PC (or mobile ...
Despite launching way back in 2001, classic adventure game software, ScummVM, is still seeing updates. Yes, 2001 is “way back,” sorry. The latest update to kick off 2026 brings a whole host of ...
What just happened? The developers of a program for running many classic PC games on modern computers recently released a big patch for its 20th anniversary. The update adds support for more games ...
ScummVM is 20 years old - and to celebrate it's just released a big new update. Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion Virtual Machine (ScummVM) is a program that allows you to run many classic ...
Video games are still a young medium, but they are now reaching an age where “retro gaming” is an ever increasing market. Sony Computer Entertainment, for example, recently celebrated the 20 year ...
Over the years I have seen a number of people questioning why a franchise as fantastic as Blade Runner never got a video game adaptation and, the short answer is, it did. Released for PC in 1997, ...
It's been four months since the last update for ScummVM, the multiplatform point-and-click emulator. Just released v0.9.1 adds official support for DS and GP2X, with a GP32 port promised soon, but bug ...
I think the headline might give the wrong impression to some people. ScummVM isn't general-purpose like DOSBox: each supported game engine has been painstakingly reimplemented in modern code. It's not ...
Looking back: I have a box. It contains old PC games that are no longer playable, but I can't seem to get rid of it. Games like the Gabriel Knight series, Evidence: The Last Ritual, and Blade Runner.
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