Download ScummVM, it's designed to run old Lucasarts games.

Ah. I think I'll try those other links, then.

Ok, I installed DOSbox earlier today, and I got the music working. But now the game's really choppy. Seeing as the DOSbox readme tells you next to nothing, I need help from an actual person.

Well, I tried it, but the card won't fit in my computer. I probably should have seen that coming. (Why must people be obsessed with shrinking things?) While I was in there, I took a look around, and didn't see an internal speaker. I also used the oppurtunity to use pressurized air to blow out the …

Another option if you have ISA slots would be to buy an old Sound Blaster for around $10-20 and put it in that computer. An early PCI SoundBlastermight work but is more iffy. I have an old Windows 3.1 sound card from the computer I played it on as a kid, think that would work?

I recently dug out this old game, trying to bring back parts of my childhood. Although it took some time, I eventually for it to work, but I've noticed a small problem: There's no music. I have perfect mouse control, and all other audio works fine. Unfortunately, the music was my favorite part of …