61- Timing of many animations and events has been carefully fine-tuned.
62- The introduction sequence now waits until the Main Title music has played through at least once.
63- Restored an unused message for when interacting (Hand, Nose and Tongue icons) with the alert sign on the very first screen while inside the closet.
64- Using any item on the dying scientist on the Arcada (BEFORE he tells you the location of the cartridge and dies) now produces a unique message.
65- Restored an unused red talker portrait window for the dying scientist on the Arcada (also repositioned the accompanying text box).
66- The amount of time remaining in the Arcada self-destruct countdown box would previously turn black for a few moments when using an elevator or regular door. This has been drastically reduced to a split-second flicker. The box itself is also more stable and consistent when moving between screens (meaning both the box AND the remaining amount of time are drawn and displayed on screen simultaneously, rather than the remaining time appearing slightly later than the box itself).
67- Cicking the Tongue icon on the lower level elevator light on the first screen now produces a unique message.
68- When the Arcada self-destruct sequence finally reaches the 30 second mark, the TV monitors in both the escape pod launch bay and the room with the giant joystick go blank even when Roger is on screen (you previously had to leave and re-enter the screen to see the results).
69- The transitory pixels along the grell's back (when he pops out after leaving the screen with the crashed escape pod) have been made transparent, leaving a hard edge between it and the background image.
70- The time until the spider droid arrives, until Roger dehydrates, and the speed at which the acid drops fall, are now all relative to the character's movement speed.
71- Animations for throwing the chunk of dinosaur vertebrae and crushing the spider droid are now both seamless (no sudden jumps, chunk of vertebrae doesn't briefly disappear and then reappear).
72- Reinstated 'Orat Chow' image for death message when he kills you.
73- Recoloured and repositioned Orat part lying on the floor in Orat's lair so it transitions seamlessly from Orat's death sequence (also notice the restored conditional look string for the cave floor w/ or w/o the Orat part lying on the ground).
74- Death sequences involving the Two Guys from Andromeda in the Keronian underground have been re-timed to make text windows more readable.
75- Script for the hologram room now takes into account whether or not you've visited it before, and consistently displays an alternate introductory message ("Again, the massive holographic image appears before you") for your every second visit. You now also have a time limit of 10 seconds to produce the Orat part before the hologram boots you back to the surface. Finally, the hologram now closes its mouth every time it has finished displaying its lines of dialogue.
76- Recoloured rock shadows in Arcade sequence to dark red (no purple patches).
77- Added Try Again option for dying on the Skimmer arcade sequence like in the Amiga version.
78- Original graphics for ZZ Top in Rocket Bar restored (naturally).
79- Scripts for ZZ Top and Madonna in the Rocket Bar have been completely rewritten. The ZZ Top drummer now beats in time with the music. Madonna is now choreographed to sing and dance to a fixed set of vocals and music (the 'vocals' for the previous Madonna script had a tendency to get out of sync with the animation and thus abruptly cut off when she shifted to a different random pose).
80- In the Rocket Bar, the sequence where the blue guy gets disintegrated and his remains are disposed of by the sweeper has now been made partially interactive (you still can't move, of course). Players can now read the sweeper's previously unused Nose, Tongue and Look messages.
81- When overheating the slot machine in the Rocket Bar, Roger now steps back BEFORE it explodes, more closely matching the preceding text description. Some unused animation has also been reinserted to further smoothen out the sequence.
82- When learning of the Deltaur's position in the Rocket Bar, the "Score!" sound is now played when the window with the sector appears, not when the window following it appears.
83- Tiny's eyes have been recoloured to more closely match his talker portrait.
84- If you buy and then pilot the 'mole ship' at Tiny's Used Spaceships with the nav droid in tow, the droid will thoughtfully move to a safe distance when Roger starts climbing into the cockpit. Once you've finished drilling through the ground, the droid will also move towards the subsequent hole out of curiosity.
85- The incongruous green shadows cast by the saucer and Drallion cruiser at the back part of Tiny's have been recoloured to a more appropriate dark red.
86- Tiny has been programmed to automatically walk off the screen immediately after Roger purchases either the Drallion cruiser or the saucer. This bypasses a potential issue in the original version where Tiny would seemingly 'teleport' to his usual position out the front of his dealership office if Roger buys the saucer and then immediately walks south.
87- The left and right gears in the DBU pickup area droid's talker portrait are now animated (blank placeholders were left for both animation loops in the view resource for Robbie's talker portrait, as well as having brief mentions in the original script for room 46).
88- Restored unused art assets for manually loading the nav droid into the asteroid scrambler (like in the AGI version).
89- The mugger's talker portrait is now displayed when he yells at you after taking off in his Drallion cruiser (also notice the restored look string when clicking the Eye cursor on him!)
90- Removed the SQ4 time pod animation when leaving Kerona (fixes a notorious continuity error).
91- Description of Enter button when inputting Droid Navigation Code in ship no longer reuses the one for the cartridge retrieval system on the Arcada.
92- The random death sequence with the Romulan Warbird now has appropriate sound and animation (screen turns red and shakes, sounds of impact added).
93- Death message for fleeing from the sight of the Deltaur originally showed Roger in his red Sarien uniform with his back turned. Now it shows Roger in his blue space suit with his back turned.
94- Removed Roger's flat green shadow when floating outside the Deltaur. It not only looked terrible (look at how badly it clashes against the bright red airlock hatch) but Roger never has a similar shadow graphic anywhere else in the game, even where it might have been a more appropriate place to put one.
95- Delay when getting zapped by the decontamination unit in the Deltaur airlock is now considerably shorter.
96- Death message for when getting shot by the Sarien guards now properly reflects which outfit you're currently wearing.
97- The sequence where Roger hides in the washing machine on the Deltaur is now partially interactive (now the player can view the two unique look strings for the Sarien guard that walks in, both before and after he changes into his boxers).
98- Death animation for the waste disposal on the Deltaur now includes an additional loop for Sarien Roger sans helmet.
99- Added conditional to general description of room 61 (now reflects which level you're standing on).
100- Using the cartridge on the giant Sarien guard while on the ground floor produces the same message elicited when using the cartridge on the wandering Deltaur guards ("You don't really want to show an Arcada data cartridge to the guys who blew the ship to smithereens"). Subsequently, you can now only attempt to drop the cartridge on his head while standing on the catwalk above. Also, using the cartridge on the Sarien guard's corpse while on the ground floor produces the same message for when you use the ID on his corpse while also on the ground floor ("You think he might be more interested in it if he were alive").
101- In the Star Generator room, both force field emitters are no longer static and non-interactive when the 'Sputnik/Cnythuk' appears on screen.
102- Using the Sarien ID on the guards after having lost your helmet now produces a unique message.
103- The end credits now loop until the music has finished playing.
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108- Removed the 'beep' sound effect that "Sputnik" makes during the introduction on AdLib, as it is hardly audible, yet steals a voice from the music, which is quite audible. The sound effect is still played on Roland MT-32.
109- Sound effect for when the cartridge retrieval droid holds out the cartridge for you to take is now heard (was previously preempted by the sound of the cartridge console).
110- Annoying force field sound effect is now no longer heard during the "Two Guys" sequence on the screen with the purple laser fence.
111- In the Kerona underground, the hologram music now starts immediately upon entering the room instead of fading out the cave music and tentacle sound effects first. Thus the hologram now fades in at about the same time as the music builds up.
112- Sound added for when Roger randomly backs up and crashes the skimmer before taking off from the underground settlement.
113- Music now properly fades out after refusing the shady guy's second offer to buy your skimmer outside the Rocket Bar.
114- Sound added for when the mugger shoots you.
115- Restored missing mechanical 'talking' sound effect when offering the droid sitting by the DBU pickup area the Rocket Bar coupon.
116- In the original game, Tiny's theme music did not clear the Pitch Bend setting on the rhythm channel when played on an MT-32. This has been fixed.
117- The missing 'SpaceAlvin' effect in Tiny's theme music has also been restored, and can now be heard with a 'new' MT-32 or CM-32L device, or via Munt with an equivalent rom configuration.
118- Tiny's theme music no longer plays at the front 'office' of his dealership after buying the Drallion cruiser, due to the fact that he is no longer there by this point.
119- The music track that plays when leaving Kerona no longer immediately fades upon entering the room in which it is cued, and thus can now be heard in its entirety (animation has also been re-timed to be more synchronous with the music). Subsequently, there is now music for the screen in which you feed coordinates to the nav droid.
120- The chimes produced by pressing the numpad buttons when keying in the Droid Navigation Code now vary in pitch like they do when retrieving the cartridge on the Arcada.
121- Sound added when Roger collapses after getting zapped by the decontamination unit in the Deltaur airlock.
122- Sound of fire droid incinerating you now stops once you've been reduced to a pile of dust.
123- Laser/disintegration sounds added when shot in storage, laundry or outside armory (after missing with both gas grenades) on the Deltaur.
124- Muted sound of crackling elecriticy globes during cartridge reader sequence on the Deltaur.
125- Sound/animation added for getting fried by the Wally globes on the Deltaur (regardless of whether they're active or not).
126- Digital sounds added for jumping into the waste disposal unit and getting crushed by the anvil in the Deltaur armoury.
127- The armory droid now has consistently audible footsteps when walking to and from the counter and the back room.
128- Armoury droid's 'speaking' sound is no longer cut short when you shoot him with your laser pistol a second time.
129- Sounds added for death sequence when giant Sarien warrior kills you.
130- Sound added for getting fried by the force field surrounding the Star Generator.