ThunderPeel2001

Is it definitely Rush Limbaugh? I can see the writing and it seems to say Rish Ride? (Or do I need my glasses?)

1 to 4 is the opening scene with Bart & Fink (or a small part of it) 5 to 27 is Guybrush walking around the graveyard on Scab (reading inscriptions) - 17 to 21 are the same line for some reason 28 to 92 is the scene with Rap Scallion (29 is funny) 93 to 261 is the scene where Guybrush meets Elaine again in her home on Booty.

Ah, that's interesting. Yeah, I don't know Ron has made some interesting posts on Dinky, but I don't even know Squirrel to compare.

Haha. You're just rehashing your own news articles now, Jason https://mixnmojo.com/news/Brian-Moriarty-offers-vague-confusing-noises-on-Looms-non-future If anyone's interested in the mystery of Loom, then the comments on the above post are worth reading. (I've always been intrigued by the fact that Loom featured on Justin Bailey's computer in the Double Fine Adventure documentary, for example.)

@Laserschwert Your backgrounds look so much better, even when scaled back down to 1x resolution. I have dreams of adding those backgrounds into ScummVM at some point so everyone can enjoy them with CMI.

This is amazing. Please keep sharing all you're able to uncover! Thanks!

Oh wow. Laserschwert's thread is still working... although nobody can reply? Either way, that's incredible. I just grabbed a few more beautiful downloads.

I wonder what was going on with DF resurrecting Loom?

With the release of Delores, Ron unveiled his new scripting language, Dinky. Thimbleweed Park apparently used Squirrel, but Ron took what he learned and decided to create Dinky from that. I have to say that interpreters and the like are a bit beyond me, but I know the basics. Has anyone had a chance to play around with Dinky yet, and do they have any thoughts to share? https://grumpygamer.com/delores_dev

Amazing. Thanks so much!

indyguides.mixnmojo.com came back very briefly, but then it died again. This is another request for another resurrection of this perennial and much loved classic

After took a dip on iam8bit's Grim Fandango special edition. I was sorely disappointed. I know it's a different company, but this doesn't make me feel any more confident about Limited Run.

I love that Fate isn't winning for once.

I'm literally replaying HTR again for the first time in, I don't know, maybe decades (lockdown nostalgia). I have to say it's been SO much fun. I really forgot how enjoyable it is. And the animation is amazing. Just have to ignore the worst interface since Last Crusade. I haven't actually played Devil's Playhouse, so I should give that a go straight afterwards I guess!