In 1995, after a year-long hiatus from adventure games, LucasArts released "Full Throttle". "Full Throttle" was designed by Tim Schafer, and follows the story of Ben, a biker in a dystopian future who has been framed for murder. It was the first LucasArts adventure game to be released for Windows, although support for DOS was still retained. The game was the tenth to use the SCUMM engine, which had undergone further enhancements. The game kept a modified version of the streamlined interface used in "Sam & Max Hit the Road", but introduced a contextual pie menu that dictated how players interacted with the game. "Full Throttle" featured technology called INSANE (Interactive Streaming Animation Engine) to assist with cut scene animation and the game's action sequences. The game's musical score was produced by Peter McConnell, and incorporated a title theme by The Gone Jackals. "Full Throttle" was the first LucasArts adventure game to be distributed only on CD-ROM.