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Heh, it died while I was in the middle of it.

This looks cool. I'll kick some change your way.

In case benny doesn't have them handy, or it takes a while to get mojo's stuff all back on the webserver you should be able to find those on archive.org. https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://quick.mixnmojo.com/temp/grisp/grisc-0.1a.zip https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://quick.mixnmojo.com/temp/grisp/grisp-0.1-src.zip https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://quick.mixnmojo.com/temp/grisp/grisp-0.1.zip Looks like only 1 date saved, Nov the 1st. Just click that and it will dl the zip file. I can't offer any tech support on the program itself as I've never even looked at it before.

I really like Telltale adventure games, so I vote their GoT game. Overall my favorite game this year was Witcher 3.

Sounds like it's running Win95 in a vm. That's never going to be fast enough to run JK1 at a playable speed. Maybe on a heaver system you could, but not a pi. You'd probably have better luck trying to make JK1 run with WINE on a RaspPi running debian. https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=122

My only version that I could lay my hands on came in my JK2 Collectors Tin otherwise I'd look.

Probably for historic preservation reasons is my guess. I don't think it relates to differences in data on the discs at all. I'd be surprised if it was very different from any copies bought in the first few months. I doubt they made a small batch of jk1 to begin with.

I sent a hundred their way, It's going to be cool to watch their progress.

my guess is that it's some sort of inconsistency in the bink codec the game is using to decode the cutscenes, vs what it is supposed to use (or was encoded with in the first place). just a guess though.

looks like the installer contains a modified direct draw dll which may help with the graphical issues.