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So you've played LeChuck's Revenge to death, looked through all there is to find using SCUMMRev and you feel pretty certain that you know everything there is to know about the game. Now, thanks to some brainy forum dwelleres there's one last thing to try out: making the rolling demo playable. Using ScummVM you can simply just press the ESCAPE button when the demo starts playing to get semi-full control of the game. Check out this forum thread for a full tutorial.

If you, like me, are too lazy to go through all those steps and downloads though, look no further for a full summary of what's different from the full game, with screenshots and downloadable music. There are many more minor differences in the demo, but these are the important (and less important) ones.

If you, like me, are too lazy to go through all those steps and downloads though, look no further for a full summary of what's different from the full game, with screenshots and downloadable music.

Scabb Island Map
No less than four changes were made to the map. First of all, Scabb was actually known as Scab in the demo. The lights around Bart & Fink are a bit brighter, the Voodoo Lady's swamp isn't very swampy, and Captain Dread's hang-out wasn't sunk quite as far down in the sea. A little lake with a waterfall was also removed in the final version.



Woodtick Exterior
The shovel on the "No Trezer Huntin'" sign is notably smaller in the demo, and the ship in the foreground is even more of a wreck than in the final version. There are also some small changes to the Largo LaGrande interaction.:

  • Instead of saying Where do you think YOU'RE going, fancy-pants?, Largo says Outta my way!
  • If Guybrush tries to exit Woodtick before meeting Largo, Largo will enter, saying Hey you! Stop right there!, as opposed to the Whoops. Excuse me./Outta my way, fancy-pants! On second thought, stop right there! exchange in the finished game.
  • Instead of saying I don't pay for nothing, I'm a pirate, Guybrush now says Move it, or I cuts my way through. The outcome is the same.
Two other small visual differences is that there is no job posting outside Bloody Lip, and the crate next to the Men of Low Moral Fiber is slightly turned.



The Bloody Lip Bar and Grill
The conversation with the Barkeep has been altered quite a bit in the final version. "Wanna see my scar?" was changed to either "I single-handedly destroyed a Tyrannous Dictator" or "I once saved a whole race of people from sure death" or "I'm the bravest little pirate in the world". The conversation that follows goes like this:

Barkeep: Is this your "how I rid the world of LeChuck story?"

Guybrush: How'd you know?

Barkeep: I've heard it so many times, I can recognise it a mile away.

Guybrush: Yeah well...
So anyway...
You see, there was once this ghost pirate named LeChuck.
He was 12 feet tall and he was stronger than a ten ton mega-truck.

Barkeep: I really dont care Guybrush.
Guybrush: Did I ever tell you about how I kicked LeChuck's butt?

Bartender: Over and over and over again.
I really don't care, Guybrush.

Guybrush: I'd like a mug of grog, please.

Bartender: You look too young to drink, Boy.

Guybrush: I'm old enough.

Bartender: Ya, well...
I'd offer you some near-grog, but I just sold the last o' it to Kate.

Guybrush: Oh.

Bartender: Of course, if you have some ID...

Guybrush: I must have left my ID in my other pants. Or Ah, never mind.

Bartender: Sorry.
The law says I can't serve anyone under 21.
No ID usually means under 21.

Guybrush: Do you have much of a problem with the law?

Bartender: Let's just say I want to keep on the good side of it.

Guybrush: Why?

Bartender: Well, I don't get many customers...
...and I keep getting robbed...

Largo: Barkeep!

Bartender: (Speak of the Devil.)

Largo: Give me my usual.
And put it in a real glass.

(Largo leaves)

Guybrush: Why are you so afraid of that wimpy Largo guy?

Bartender: It's not so much Largo as it is who his boss was.

Guybrush: What do you mean?

Bartender: I'd rather not say any more about it.

Guybrush: Please?
Bartender: No.
The only visual differences are the piano which only has a placeholder image, and the knife and some plates in the kitchen.



Wally's Place
A small change in the dialogue; Guybrush can now answer I think it was named by a four-year-old boy to the question of what he knows of Big Whoop.



Woodsmith's Place
A fish above the door and a small picture frame are the only additions.



The interaction between Woody and Guybrush is different:

Guybrush: Ahem...

Woodsmith: Can I help you with something?

Guybrush: Yes. Do you know anything about Largo?

Woodsmith: Yah, who doesn't know about that bossy butt?
I wish I could make him disappear...
...but there's too much work to do here already.
Is there anything else I can help you with?

Guybrush: I was wondering what you do here?

Woodsmith: I fix broken things made of wood.
Is there anything else I can help you with?

Swamp Rot Inn
A candle and a small key can be seen in the reception area. Largo's room contains a different toupee.



Bart & Fink's Area
The stick you can pick up is slightly larger. Bart & Fink aren't properly colored.



Rapp Scallion's Crypt
The coffins have different inscriptions, all of which obviously are place holders:

"Have you hugged Tami today?"

"Tim is the meanest boy in the whole world"

"Look, no more Mills jokes alright?"

"What kind of the fish is on Dock?"

"Miss New York was a TOTAL arf"



Ville de la Booty
When trying to enter the antique shop Guybrush will say I can't go in that door in this version. Dread's ship is placed differently. The Spitmaster is known as Referee.



Booty Island Map
The Big Tree is not yet drawn, something which is pointed neatly out by a helpful Big but Undrawn Tree text. Dread's ship is now shown in all its purple glory and a pond and waterfall can be seen on the map.



Stan's Previously Used Coffins
Very different from the final version. Darker and moodier, and a lot of footprints.



Guard Kiosk
The LeChuck costume now has a green hat instead of black. Also, the famous Penis envy line is an available answer to the question of why Elaine would lie about killing LeChuck.



Phatt Island Exterior
Blackbeard's poster is shamefully missing, and textures haven't been added to Guybrush's wanted poster.



Library
Additional books in the library:

BUGS
"CRASH! TRUE LIFE STORIES OF GAME TESTERS"
BY THE PIT CREW

CANNIBALISM
"FRIEND OR FOE?"
LIVING WITH CANNIBALS.

CAPTAINS
"PIRATE CAPTAINS AND THEIR SHIPS"
REFERENCE.
Captain Hazelwood: The Valdez
Captain Fitzhuge: The Mad Monkey

CHILDREN'S BOOKS
"YOU CAN PIRATE TOO"

DANCING
"DANCING SKELTONS AND OTHER HALLUCINATIONS"
"Usually, dreaming of dancing skeletons is linked to premonitions of future events..."
Hmmm...

EGG
"HOW TO TEST GAMES ON ONE EGG PER DAY"
I think it only works during the summer.

EXERCISE
"GOVERNOR PHATT'S FACE WORKOUT"
FITNESS WHILE FEASTING
Gross.

GAMES
"PLAY WINNING CHECKERS"
BY ELROY T. FUNBUN
Y'know, I like checkers. It's just plain fun, y'know? Good ol' family fun.

GUNS
"LOOSE CANNON: THE LIFE OF T. BRATCHER"
Wow...
Who is this guy, anyway?

HAIR
"TATTOOS: CURE FOR BALDNESS OR EGO-STOKER?"
BY MEATHOOK
And a nifty tattoo it is.

HEALTH
"DISEASES YOU CAN GET FROM YOUR PARROT"
Gross.

PEER PRESSURE
"READ THIS BOOK, EVERYONE ELSE ALREADY HAS"
Now I feel like one of the crowd.

ROMANCE
"INFATUATION'S INFINITE INSOLENCE"
BY ELAINE MARLEY
Ick!

TATTOOS
"TATTOOS OF THE GREAT PIRATES"
VOLUME ONE: THE ARM
Impressive...
...but...
...painful.

TREASURE
"FALSTEIN'S TREASURY OF TREASURE"
Not quite what I'm looking for.

TREASURE
"LONG LOST TREASURES"
Not quite what I'm looking for.

Unheard music
Telarium of Mojo fame has ripped three cues that were not included in the final game! Download them here.