They're not around anymore... Their webpage ( http://www.tdv.com/ ) is now a tribute page for Douglas Adams - I've tried to mail his manager... Maybe there is someone sitting on the code, and want to release it...? I suggest that it (just the game engine) will come with a optional shareware donation …

Looks like Mac people are going to need a "self-contained" PowerMac emulator to run their stuff...and soon. That's bad as there aren't any out there (real ones that is...). It's not that bad... Everything important has been ported og remade in native OS X versions - Just not Starship Titanic...! :( …

Don't count on it. There are a lot of games out there. Emulating a system that can run them allows you to play (theoretically) all of them. A rebuild of a game engine will only work for a small group of games. Well maybe I'm asking a lot... But that's just what I want - Just the game engine to run …

I don't know of any... But my point was also to start "preserving" it now and make it easier to update again when eventually it will become a very, very old game on some future new system. Not to emulate a whole system (Mac OS 9 or Windows), just have the engine to run the game... Like ScummVM? ' …

It's dosen't work very well... Not a lot things do under the Classic "emulator" in OS X. I'm not only thinking about making it playable directly in OS X, but also "preserve" it for other (future?) systems - Maybe Starship Titanic is not a VOGONS yet? But it will be soon :) It uses a lot of Quicktime …

I use lots of emulators... on my modern Mac ;) Mac-gaming used to really suck! But then came VGS (PSX Emulator) and MAME and made things a bit better. Douglas Adams (who even wrote about Macs in his books) insisted on making a Mac version of his game Starship Titanic, and I'm sure he would insist to …

A update of Starship Titanic for Mac OS X would be nice... Very nice! http://www.starshiptitanic.com/ ´Chipi