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Ultima 7, an RPG from the early 1990's, still has a huge following. But, being a DOS game with a very nonstandard memory manager, it is difficult to run it on the latest computers. Exult is a project to create an Ultima 7 game engine that runs on modern operating systems, capable of using the data and graphics files that come with the game. Exult is written in C++ and runs on, at least, Linux, Mac OS X and Windows using the SDL library to make porting to other platforms relatively easy. The current version supports all of "Ultima 7: The Black Gate" and "Ultima 7 part 2: The Serpent Isle", allowing you to finish both games. This is only possible due to the work done by other fans who have decoded the various Ultima 7 data files, especially Gary Thompson, Maxim Shatskih, Jakob Shonberg, and Wouter Dijkslag. Exult aims to let those people who own Ultima 7 (copyright 1993) play the game on modern hardware, in as close to (or perhaps even surpassing) its original splendor as is possible. You need to own "Ultima 7: The Black Gate" and/or "Ultima 7: Serpent Isle" and optionally the add-ons (not required to run) in order to use Exult, and we encourage you to buy a legal copy.
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$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1.1.1 2004/12/26 18:53:31 wiz Exp $
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SHA1 (exult-1.2.tar.gz) = 81f9d3d428c80990b8e970a4dee5c85a7236dace
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Size (exult-1.2.tar.gz) = 1722259 bytes
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SHA1 (patch-aa) = 2acecb0c4e2da2769559d9603a08930c30b38c72
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SHA1 (patch-ab) = 039fd49b570ad5796a43d86fb679b517c4149f13
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