Content for everyone

• Overview over the releases and variants of the game
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Cheats
• Patches
• Compatibility issues
  • Test results
  • Installing on a PCem Virtual Machine
  • Installing on a DOSBox Virtual Machine
• Extracted content:
  • All graphics
  • Soundtrack
  • Mouse cursors
• Playthrough -- coming soon
• Hidden/Unused stuff in the game:
  • Hidden configuration
  • Unused graphics
  • Unused sounds
  • Unused videos
• Fan art
• Reviews at magazines

Technical stuff

• PIPAVI.LST file
• GAME.SAV file
• How to disassemble
• Analysis of the ART files
  • Artfile variants
  • Packer/Unpacker written in C
  • All original ART files
  • Statistics
• Statistic of the used codecs in the game
• Analysis of the IPMA codec
• Analysis of ANIMDLL.DLL
• Technology overview

Links

• Walkthrough by MrLipid
• Panic in the Park at mobygames.com
• At The Cutting Room Floor -- coming soon
• Article at IMDb
• Panic in the Park at world-of-fmv.de (in German)
• Panic in the Park at fmvworld.com

YouTube Videos

• Walkthrough by 123Pazu
• (Partial) Let's Play by Pantsless Shorts
• Let's Play by RetrogradeTom (Part 2)
• (Partial) L.P. by HoFPG Hall of First Person Games

PIPAVI.LST

The file PIPAVI.LST defines on which CDs (at which Movie folders) a specific movie will be found.

The format is like this:

AVI_TEST.AVI
1
CCAI03.AVI
4
CCAI05.AVI
4

Even rows contain a movie file in upper case, including .AVI file extension

Below is the location, encoded in binary:

Bit 0 set: Movie is on CD 1. Decimal representation: 1.
Bit 1 set: Movie is on CD 2. Decimal representation: 2.
Bit 2 set: Movie is on CD 3. Decimal representation: 4.

This gives following possibilies:

Value 1 (001): Movie is on CD 1
Value 2 (010): Movie is on CD 2
Value 3 (011): Movie is on CD 1 + CD 2
Value 4 (100): Movie is on CD 3
Value 5 (101): Movie is on CD 1 + CD 3
Value 6 (110): Movie is on CD 2 + CD 3
Value 7 (111): Movie is on CD 1 + CD 2 + CD 3