LockPick

MethodGit · 17 January 2002, 17:05

Does anyone know where to find this protection-disabling utility?

I came across the name when I was reading the readme for the Monkey Island 2 WHD install.

jmmijo · 17 January 2002, 18:46

As far as I know REM Software only produced this for the PC, mainly DOS games and apps.

I do have the latest DOS version if you're interested. They also produced something called the Infinity Machine, mainly a memory hack utility for game cheats and such.

Frog · 17 January 2002, 19:34

Lockpick exists on Amiga. You can find it easily with Google

jmmijo · 17 January 2002, 19:56

Hmm, I've just searched google and almost 15k matches. Looks like I have to try a better seach method or change my criteria.

Thanks for the info Frog

jmmijo · 17 January 2002, 19:59

Oo yeah, now I vaguely remember BSI Labs, been so long since I've seen that screen shot. I'm not sure it's from the same coders or not. Also one of the links I found is down

§ane · 17 January 2002, 19:59

I had this tool for both computers, you can get the amiga version here, Marz, this is the best copy i have (includes HD installer).

But please do NOT use it on your originals!!

jmmijo · 17 January 2002, 20:10

Thanks Sane, u da man

Maybe you can answer me this then, one of the coders I knew from afar, his name is Matthew Linsemer(sp?) and REM Software was located in Monroe, Michigan. Do you know if he worked on the Amiga version too? I suppose I'll have to just run it and see won't I

§ane · 17 January 2002, 20:20

Yes, if thats the guy that did the PC version you will find he also took part in coding the Amiga version.

17 January 2002, 17:05	#1
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 39 Posts: 2,731	LockPick Does anyone know where to find this protection-disabling utility? I came across the name when I was reading the readme for the Monkey Island 2 WHD install.

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17 January 2002, 19:56	#4
jmmijo Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: PDX Age: 62 Posts: 2,395	Hmm, I've just searched google and almost 15k matches. Looks like I have to try a better seach method or change my criteria. Thanks for the info Frog

17 January 2002, 19:59	#5
jmmijo Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: PDX Age: 62 Posts: 2,395	Oo yeah, now I vaguely remember BSI Labs, been so long since I've seen that screen shot. I'm not sure it's from the same coders or not. Also one of the links I found is down

17 January 2002, 19:59	#6
§ane Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: . Age: 44 Posts: 246	I had this tool for both computers, you can get the amiga version here, Marz, this is the best copy i have (includes HD installer). But please do NOT use it on your originals!!

17 January 2002, 20:10	#7
jmmijo Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: PDX Age: 62 Posts: 2,395	Thanks Sane, u da man Maybe you can answer me this then, one of the coders I knew from afar, his name is Matthew Linsemer(sp?) and REM Software was located in Monroe, Michigan. Do you know if he worked on the Amiga version too? I suppose I'll have to just run it and see won't I

17 January 2002, 20:20	#8
§ane Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: . Age: 44 Posts: 246	Yes, if thats the guy that did the PC version you will find he also took part in coding the Amiga version.

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