Posted November 25, 2023
I noticed this hasn't been mentioned here. DREAMM is an emulator written by Aaron Giles (who previously worked on both official ports of LucasArts games as well as MAME) which focuses on emulating the LucasArts games
Since version 2.1 DREAMM supports Outlaws, and it will autodetect the GOG install of the game.
IMO the advantage is that you can run the game without resolution switching, and the game doesn't "take over" your computer while you run it. It also lets you run the game under Linux and Mac (including the new ARM Macs) though I've not tested that myself. Since it's an emulator it doesn't let you do anything the original game didn't do, so no widescreen or perspective correct vertical look (hoping for the force engine to give us that eventually) but it's a good option if you want to run the game with the original software rendering without messing around with wrappers
https://aarongiles.com/dreamm/
Since version 2.1 DREAMM supports Outlaws, and it will autodetect the GOG install of the game.
IMO the advantage is that you can run the game without resolution switching, and the game doesn't "take over" your computer while you run it. It also lets you run the game under Linux and Mac (including the new ARM Macs) though I've not tested that myself. Since it's an emulator it doesn't let you do anything the original game didn't do, so no widescreen or perspective correct vertical look (hoping for the force engine to give us that eventually) but it's a good option if you want to run the game with the original software rendering without messing around with wrappers
https://aarongiles.com/dreamm/
