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This Game Was Dead Forever - Then I Hacked It

Nathan Baggs

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Nathan Baggs explains how he reverse engineered and patched the classic game Discworld Noir to run on modern Windows 11 systems.

Fixing an old point and click adventure game (Discworld Noir) to work on Windows 11 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/9FkkMgXSUV Become a member to get early access to videos - youtube.com/channel/UCQvW_89l7f-hCMP1pzGm4xw/join Tools: 🐉 - Ghidra - github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra 🐛 - x64dbg - github.com/x64dbg/x64dbg 🛑 - Win32 anti-debug - anti-debug.checkpoint.com/ Code: De-jumper - github.com/nathan-baggs/sapphirine SafeDisc Shim - github.com/nathan-baggs/nephrite Game fix - github.com/nathan-baggs/dolomite 💭 All views are my own 💭

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This Game Was Dead Forever - Then I Hacked It