Sam & Max Hit the Road

Sam & Max Hit the Road

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How To Subjectively Improve The Graphics
By Brash Candicoot
How to give the game a somewhat remastered look
   
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Introduction

When I first played hit the road, I must have been in my first year of middle school.
I fell in love with the charming retro ambiance and cleverly stupid writing.

However, while the classic pixelated art style looked charming on my tiny pizza box of a laptop at the time, my current overly large modern monitor just makes the game look like a jumbled mess of vague shapes and colors.

This guide is here to help you touch the visuals up a bit using Scummvm's built in filters to make the game look closer to what a remastered edition might look like.
Step 1 - Getting to the Pause Menu
Run the game and hit F5.

Step 2 - Saving
Save your progress if you haven't already.

Step 3 - Configuration
Now, Hit
Return to Launcher


Once in the Scummvm Launcher, hit Options.

Under Graphics and in Graphics mode select AdvMAME3x.


Hit Apply then OK and Voilà, you're done!

Load your old save and take a look at the visual overall.



Conclusion and Comparisons
Feel free to fiddle with the other filters, I just liked AdvMAME3x the best.
It gives the game smooth and almost hand drawn vibe to it that reminds me of some of the later Monkey Island games.

I hope you've gotten some good use out of this guide you bucket heads!

Thanks for reading!

I'll leave you with a few comparison screenshots:

















3 Comments
sushislushie 20 Jul @ 4:59am 
THANKS
:steamhappy:
KattyKannibal 11 Jul @ 10:04pm 
Yeah definetley subjective, this looks far worse than before. I hate when games feel the need to get rid of the pixel art 95% of the fans love in ports or remasters, it's timelessly beautiful when done right. (something I think they did pretty darn good with for the time period)
DefNotBozo 17 Jun @ 6:44pm 
I wouldn't really call this remastered, more like shabby rerelease, no offense at all.