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"Etal" <look@sig.bcause.this.is.invalid> wrote in message 
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> mick wrote:

>> "Mary"  wrote:
>>
>> "rms" wrote:
>>
>>> Here is a Broken Sword 2.5 fanmade game that looks interesting:
>>> http://www.brokensword25.com/downloads/vollversion.htm
>>
>>> I downloaded the above game to try it but it doesn't appear to have 
>>> English speech,
>>
>> http://www.hardwareheaven.com/gaming-discussion/205543-broken-sword-2-5-now-english-voices.html
>>
>> Never tried it though.

> Thanks for posting about the availability of he english voice pack. I 
> played through it using subtitles a couple of years ago (in conjunction 
> with playing through the regular series) and it worked fine, but it is of 
> course better like this.

Etal, I finally got the English voice feature working thanks to Mick's 
instructions. I started to play it with only English subtitles, but it's 
much more enjoyable with English voices if that's the only language you 
speak - like me.

> Thanks to the ones providing the voices and thanks to MindFactory (no, not 
> *that* MindFactory) for creating the Return of the Templars game.

Yes, thanks to MindFactory for creating Broken sword 2.5. I thought it was 
very well done and the voice of George sounded very much like the original 
BS 1 and 2 - can't remember if BS 3 was the same George. Nico sounded much 
the same. I liked the graphics . they were much the same as BS 1 and 2.

> If one has fond memories of the two first Broken Sword games but don't 
> want to replay games already played, or like me do play the old ones and 
> don't mind more of the same, this game is very good.

I do the same. Once in a while I play Broken sword 1 and 2 and played BS 3, 
The Sleeping Dragon which I liked but like first two games the best.

> One revisits some old locations and meets some old acquaintances along 
> with new places and people in a new original adventure.

Yes, two old acquaintances were Duane and Pearl were in BS 2.5 for a short 
time. They look much the same - plump. The flower seller in front of Nico's 
apt. looked and sounded the same - flowers in that scene were beautiful 
colours.

Mary