🚀 go-pugleaf

I saw you, folks, mentioned how mighty GOG let you play the game with
crippled (to lossy MP3) music just for lousy 6 bucks.
(For example for $6.5 I bought Two Worlds dilogy on Steam.)
Out of curiosity I took my ancient CDs from bookshelf to check what's up.

1. Traditionally I created disk images with ImgBurn. As Play disk is "mixed"
CD (data+audio) you need to make mixed image (bin/cue), iso is not enough.

2. I mounted Install disk with Daemon Tools Lite and ran Setup.
Damned Install Shield's setup refused to do anything, silently sitting
in Tasks waiting for some event.

3. OK. I mounted the disk on WinXP on VirualBox. Setup gladly installed
the game.

4. I copied game's folder to "real" system.

5. I exported registry branch for the game to "real" system.

6. I edited the .reg file with Notepad correcting paths and drive letters.

7. I imported the file by double-clicking.

8. I mounted Play disk and launched the game.

And it ran with all sound and music.
That's it.


-- 
Andrew Rybenkov