Monkey Island: all 13 versions side by side

Versions, in release order · drag one onto the screen to compare ◄ ► [ ■] The wall [ ■] Versions ▪ ▼ ▲ ◄► Show CRT Split Raw Zoom 1x 2x 4x Reset all [ ■] README.TXT About these screens Every screen was captured in ScummVM, except the Atari ST monochrome screens, which come from the Hatari emulator. Each capture was scaled to 1600x1200 with nearest-neighbour pixels and 4:3 aspect correction, so every original pixel keeps the shape it had on a period monitor.

The Details

The twelve moments are the same in every version, with the same framing, so switching versions changes the machine, not the moment. The PC 16-color screens come from a Spanish copy and the Atari ST mono ones from a French copy; all the others are in English.

• Table of contents
• Capture settings
• Sources
• The font
• CRT shader
• Who we are
• Small print

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• Sources
• ScummVM source, SCUMM palette code
• Sega CD shadow mode
• The Secret of Monkey Island CD VIDEO FIX
• Linkuei, 2022
• MacTech, Fast Blit Strategies
• EPX by Eric Johnston
• Aaron Giles
• LucasArts Mac and Windows ports
• MobyGames, Amiga credits
• Chris Hülsbeck, Rudolf Stember
• The Ultimate Oldschool PC Font Pack
• VileR, int10h.org

DOSBox Staging, CRT shaders crt-hyllian and the VGA 1080p shaders libretro slang-shaders, crt-guest-advanced-hd guest(r), Dr. Venom: curvature, corners, vignette [ ■] ASCII chart · IBM VGA 9x16 Char: Decimal: 0 Hex: 00 PxPlus IBM VGA 9x16 by VileR (int10h.org), CC BY-SA 4.0. Stretched x1.35 here for 4:3, shared under the same licence.

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• Capture settings
• Emulators

ScummVM, and Hatari for the Atari ST mono screens Output 1600 x 1200 pixels per screen [ X] Nearest-neighbour scaling [ X] 4:3 aspect correction [ X] The same 12 moments in every version The Mac draws a 640x400 picture inside a 640x480 screen, so it shows black bars. The Hercules picture uses the middle 640 of its 720 columns.

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• CRT shader · DOSBox Staging

The CRT monitors of DOSBox Staging, ported to WebGL2: its presets for Hyllian's CRT shader, and its own VGA shaders where a screen has few pixels. Each version is drawn from its native pixels on the monitor closest to its own, with a whole number of screen pixels for every scanline where the size allows.

31 kHz VGA monitor. Each of the 200 lines is drawn twice: 400 fine scanlines.

The same kind of monitor, at 480 lines.

The 31 / 15 kHz button swaps the VGA monitor for the card's own 15.7 kHz one: 200 lines.

15 kHz monitor or TV, with DOSBox's arcade presets: dark gaps between the 200 lines.

No mask. Hercules in white, green or amber phosphor.

X] On in the viewer: the CRT button under the picture, or R [ X] Scanlines need pixels: zoom in where the window is too small [ X] Every setting in the CRT lab, on the menu bar crt-hyllian and its presets: Copyright (C) 2011-2020 Hyllian, Copyright (C) 2020-2024 The DOSBox Staging Team, MIT. VGA 1080p shaders: Copyright (C) 2020-2024 The DOSBox Staging Team, GNU GPL v2 or later. Curvature and corners from crt-guest-advanced-hd: Copyright (C) 2018-2025 guest(r); its vignette: Copyright (C) 2019-2025 guest(r) and Dr. Venom; GNU GPL v2 or later. The port, crt.js, is shared under the GNU GPL v2 or later; here are all the notices.

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• Who we are
• We are

The Paninos off-line: two brothers, and that's the whole team. We made this site, with the help of AI.

We are also remaking Sierra's

(1986) in Adventure Game Studio, free and non-commercial.

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• Small print

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