Dreammaster's disassembly blog

It's the beginning of 2026, the start of a whole new year.

After 21 years, a lost engine returns to the fold with the merge of the Another World engine.

Seems like it's been a full year since my last blog posting.

Welcome to 2023, everyone.

With the end of the year upon us, I thought it was time to do a blog post.

I only realized with the turning of the new year that I have characteristically, once again, fallen behind on posting interesting news in my blog.

Hey everyone.

A little over a week ago, it finally happened.

Once again, it seems I fell out of habit of doing regular blog updates.

Work on the ScummGlk engine is ongoing.

Seasons greetings to all, and I hope everyone has a happy time as we finish 2018 and look forward to the beginning of 2019.

One of the things I like about my work on ScummVM is that it's a hobby rather than a profession, which gives me the freedom to switch what I'm working on when I desire.

After all this time, support for the Might & Magic Xeen games is finally close to being finished.

I've spent the last week with an in progress working my way through Dark Side of Xeen.

Good news on the progress of the Xeen engine in ScummVM.

As tempting as it would be to write this post yesterday on April Fools, I've left it to today to make a status update on my playthrough through Xeen.

The Xeen playthrough is finally in progress, having been restarted last night.

After all the time spent both in development, and in hiatus, work on the Xeen engine nears it's completion.

Over the course of the Christmas holidays, I took the opportunity to take a break from working on completing the Might & Magic Xeen engine to do some further work reverse engineering and implementing code for my Legend Entertainment games engine in ScummV…

Hi everyone, Been a while since my last blog posting, despite regular protestations that I'd be posting more frequently.

It's taken so many nights spent slowly debugging the original executable versus my ScummVM implementation, but the final starfield puzzle of Starship Titanic is finally working.

Since my prior posting earlier in the year, there's been a great deal of progress in Starship Titanic.

Hi all.

What began as a casual lunch-time activity (spread across many, many lunches), my work on Douglas Adam's Starship Titanic is finally starting to see significant results.

Finally, after many years of half-hearted attempts, I've finally rewritten my RTLink decode tool practically from scratch to handle disassembling the RTLink/Plus overlay management used by the later Legend entertainment games.