Yes, the world's most popular, enduring and frequently produced play has finally broken into a new format. The horrbily overlong AGS cutscene. All thanks to a flippant comment by Commatoes, I have begun the arduous process of scripting the entrity of the play into AGS. Thus far, I've finished Act 1.
Behold my progress thus far:
(http://www.agagames.com/unilin/Sprites/hamletscreen1.gif)
(http://www.agagames.com/unilin/Sprites/hamletscreen2.gif)
and download the zip file for the first act here (http://www.agagames.com/unilin/Sprites/hamlor.zip)
And of course you should know that I'm quite willing to accept the help of those willing to see the Bard's works treated with a little more dignity (that being, art, music, animations but not voices, as I'm not dealing with that yet). Also, I have a playable version in the works as well, for those of you who might be adverse to the idea of a giant cutscene which is basically just me taking credit for someone else's creativity.
Edit: I've put it all into the latest version of AGS, and this seems to have corrected the problems people are having with it. New version is available for download at the above link.
No, I dont think anyone here is upset with just watching a movie. If you have many scenes that our imagination would have made, like when the knife is moving through the rooms and into the other man, i hope its like first person perspective and you cant really see the main char, except the knife....
something like that.
Oh and hurry up, cause I dont want to read this for school, so just make it so I can watch it.
J/k, nah, I've already had to read it, but i'd watch it again. :)
Unilin, I'm getting an error: Hamlet.exe is not a valid Win32 application.
I get the same error for winsetup.exe. ._.
wow unilin i don't know what you're doing but every incarnation of hamlet i download always gives me that not a valid application error
Problem's have been fixed. Let all enjoy.