Found 18 records for the .PAK file extension name
There are 17 other file types using the PAK file extension:
.pak - Compressed file archive
.pak - Quake I pack file
.pak - Computer games pack file
.pak - CrazyTalk SFX file
.pak - Dune 2 archive file
.pak - Final Fantasy VIII archive
.pak - Legend of Kyrandia 2: Hand of Fate archive
.pak - Lands of Lore archive
.pak - TrickStyle archive
.pak - Blitzkrieg archive file
.pak - Call of Juarez archive
.pak - Dreamfall: The Longest Journey game file
.pak - Maximus XV game archive
.pak - Zanzarah game file
.pak - Brothers Pilots 4 game file
.pak - Far Cry game archive
.pak - Call of Juarez game package file
file extension PAK - LucasArts The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition game data file
File extension PAK description:
File extension is used by LucasArts The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. File contains game data such as textures, fonts, models and another files used to game running.
Associated applications to file extension PAK:
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
Company / developer:
LucasArts
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition is an enhanced remake of The Secret of Monkey Island for the PC and Xbox Live Arcade, developed internally by LucasArts and released on 15 July 2009. The remake was announced on the first day of the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo along with the episodic Tales of Monkey Island.
The Special Edition features new character art and hand-painted environments in the style of the original, presented in 1080i widescreen (1920 x 1080 resolution). It also features a re-recorded and re-mastered score, and the principal voice artists from The Curse of Monkey Island read the previously unspoken lines, with Dominic Armato as Guybrush, Alexandra Boyd as Elaine, and Earl Boen as LeChuck.The Xbox Live version, to meet specifications, uses compressed audio and artwork, but these assets remain uncompressed in the PC version.
The interface itself is streamlined, hiding the verb table and inventory that previously took up the lower part of the screen. These, including the nine-option verb table from the enhanced editions of the game, can be pulled up as a menu, while verbs can also be selected by cycling through pre-set commands. Another new feature is the three-level hint system, which (at the third level) presents a bright yellow arrow showing the player where to go.
The developers also added a close-up of Spiffy, the dog in the Scumm Bar, that was deleted from the original versions due to space considerations, despite appearing on the back of the box.
It is possible to switch between the 256 color enhanced and the new version of graphics without interrupting the flow of the game.This also switches between the original MIDI soundtrack and the remastered score with ambient sound effects, and the loss of voice-over work for the original version.