#Return to zork iso reelmagic how to#

Macintosh MPEG - I can't run this one, but there are 358 MPG videos of 587 MB, which look identical to those in PC MPEG, although no static screens seen as MPG.

#Return to zork iso reelmagic how to#

Macintosh CD - there are 439 MMV videos of 380 MB, and the screens feature better resolution of 640x480 instead of 320x200 in PC versions - although the pictures look rather pale, there are less dialogues and sounds, and the music has been stripped from CD Audio (in PC CD version) to simple MIDI Return to Zork: File name: zork-dem.zip: Executable: ZORK.BAT: Comment: configured for DOSBox: License: Non-playable demo (installed) Platform: MS-DOS: File size: Thank you for downloading from DOS Games Archive Need help If you dont know how to extract the downloaded ZIP file or if you cant get the game to run, you can visit the Help section.PC MPEG (ReelMagic / REALmagic) - there are 558 MPG-videos of 603 MB: not only the videos are of much better quality, but all the static screens have been converted into MPG as well, so they are not pixelated and feature thousands of colors instead of just 256! It took me a lot of efforts to get this version running on an old PC.PC CD - CD music and videos are added: there are 84 PMV files with total of 98 MB.PC floppy - the most simple version practically without videos.In fact, there are as many as five different versions of 'Return to Zork' on PC and Macintosh alone: Is it possible to add the support of it? After all, the support of MPEG2 videos in 'Zork: Grand Inquisitor - DVD' has already been implemented - maybe recognizing MPEG1 videos is easier? However, I would like to ask about the rather better PC MPEG version.

There is also a rumor that the support for the Macintosh version is in the works? As far as I know, only two of them are currently supported: PC floppy and PC CD. 'Return to Zork' had many different versions on many platforms.