I've already found a variety of blizzard trailers that were unkown (especially diablo E3 trailers in german and french and starcraft promo cinematics in german and english). The french magazine (I think it was Gén4) Edited the footage with some music and a little interview at the end, so the trailer is not 100% original (But it doesn't seem like content was cut from it). The sizes are different by factor 10 or something. I'll have to see if there are any screenshot previews on these magazine CD's. No idea if the same can be said about the XL Engine, especially since it provides support for a number of unrelated games that run on different engines.Īh well, I've digressed here a bit it seemsĪwooo wrote:Nice find! If the size roughly matches up with the MBNET file then there is a possibility that it's the same one. But I think I've read somewhere that the code was lost though - or am I mixing this up with something else? I know about the XL Engine implementation of Daggerfall, but I have no idea about its accuracy.įor example, the OpenDUNE project is based on the results of reverse-engineering of the Dune II executable and thus provides a very high level of accuracy in respect to the original game. The third page also has shots that have an FPS counter (although since I haven't played the game I'm not sure if this cannot be actually activated in the full game).īTW, on a somewhat unrelated note, reading this made me think how cool it would be if Daggerfall's source code were released ( Battlespire uses the same engine but in high-res, right?).

Yeah, those seem like either debug or cheat messages (maybe a cheat that detects items?).

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