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I bought the original back then and lost the cd since but fortunately I received a copy on gog.com for backing the kickstarter of the new broken sword \o/
Funny how the old graphics are lower in resolution and still they look more appealing and coherent and I don't think that it's just the nostalgy (although it's a major factor)
i do like the new scenes and new graphics, i think they're awesome :).
But the blue hint circles are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥... makes it much too easy for a good click and point ^^
Too bad it doesn't come with an option to switch all the additions off. They've ruined the flow of the game with hints, mini games, and unneeded additional content like the new intro.
Also, I dislike the new art style they used. This is especially noticable during the George intro, where they put in some new shots in the clown scene. It looks very cheap. The audio isn't done well either. They put in new higher quality audio while keeping much of the old stuff as well, making it very noticable.
I haven't played this version much as I was quickly put off by it. However, I did not encounter any bugs. So there is at least that.