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Through interviews with the game's original developers, it's claimed that a patch was written to fix the infamous [[Turn Speed|turn speed bug]] but it never made it into any release or patch. If the source code hasn't been lost, it could be possible to produce another version with this (and any other patches that could have been made later on) implemented. But this is only speculation for  the time being.
Through interviews with the game's original developers, it's claimed that a patch was written to fix the infamous [[Turn Speed|turn speed bug]] but it never made it into any release or patch. If the source code hasn't been lost, it could be possible to produce another version with this (and any other patches that could have been made later on) implemented. But this is only speculation for  the time being.
== Languages ==
{{Main article|LEGO Island#Download}}
LEGO Island was released in several languages which are documented [[LEGO Island#Download|on a separate page]]. These have all been found to be v1.1 with only minor changes for localization purposes. Usually this boils down to replacing dialogue in the [[Interleaf files]] with all other files identical to the English release, but a few languages seems to have been recompiled the binaries too (particularly [[Local_Files#CONFIG.EXE_and_LEGOISLE.EXE|CONFIG.EXE]] which contains a lot of display text).


== Identifying Your Version ==
== Identifying Your Version ==
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Most of the time you can identify your version by checking the "Last Modified Date" of the files. They'll usually be either '''August 8, 1997''' or '''September 8, 1997'''.
Most of the time you can identify your version by checking the "Last Modified Date" of the files. They'll usually be either '''August 8, 1997''' or '''September 8, 1997'''.


Some language releases required further modification to these files, resulting in modified dates that may exceed both of these. If so, you can check the build version by right clicking LEGO1.DLL, choosing Properties, and selecting the Details tab.
As some language releases required further modification to these files, resulting in modified dates that may exceed both of these. If so, you can check the build version by right clicking LEGO1.DLL, choosing Properties, and selecting the Details tab.


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The vast majority of the time, your version will read 1.1.0.0 meaning you have v1.1. If your version reads 1.0.0.0 and is NOT English, or reads something else like 1.2.0.0, please contact us with information about your copy.
The vast majority of the time, your version will read 1.1.0.0 meaning you have v1.1. If your version reads 1.0.0.0 and is NOT English, or reads something else like 1.2.0.0, please contact us with information about your copy.

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