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Macworld Expo Games Pavilion to showcase new games

updated 10:15 am EST, Wed December 15, 2004

New games at Macworld Expo


IDG World Expo today announced that the Macintosh Games Pavilion at the upcoming in San Francisco will provide the year's first look at the best new games coming to the Mac in 2005. Located on the Macworld exhibit floor, the Macintosh Games Pavilion will highlight new games showcased by top game publishers including Aspyr Media, MacSoft, Freeverse and Ambrosia Software. In addition to exhibits by top game publishers, the the Pavilion will feature a wide selection of games, including Doom 3, World of Warcraft, Myst IV, Call of Duty: United Offensive, Rise of Nations, Halo, Unreal Tournament 2004, and many more.

In the Arcade, Macworld attendees will be able to experience top AAA game titles first-hand running on PowerMac G5 and iMac G5 systems. Attendees can also test their gaming skills against and with others at the tournament area, all on the best G5 gaming hardware available.



For creative professionals interested in getting started in the game industry, Macworld will also features a one-day tutorial on Tuesday, January 11 by Jeannie Novack, Founder & CEO, Author, Game Development Essentials, Indiespace. This workshop will help creative professionals expand their career opportunities by providing background on the industry, strategies for creating game content, and guidelines for working with game developers and publishers as team members or freelance talent.



This one day tutorial will focus on the history of the gaming industry, player market demographics, game story telling and character development, game platforms and more.



The Macworld Conference & Expo will take place January 10-14, 2005 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.


by MacNN Staff

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  1. JHromadka

    Mac Elite

    Joined: Feb 2001

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    C&C

    Hopefully we'll get to see more of the Zero Hour expansion for C&C Generals. My family loves playing that game.

  1. jwkern

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    Joined: Mar 2000

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    Gamespy

    Rumor has it that Gamespy is going to have a booth at MacWorld, but it is going to cost people an extra $999 to enter and see what's in there.

  1. testudo

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    Joined: Aug 2001

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    Woohoo!

    See the 2005 new games for the Mac in 2005! Or, it could be written "See the 2003 new games for Windows, now finally on the Mac, costing more than ever, slower than ever, and later than ever! But just be happy you're getting them, so shut up!"

  1. gbafan

    Dedicated MacNNer

    Joined: Aug 2002

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    Use a PC for gaming then.

    If it makes you SOOO unhappy to be treated like a 2nd class gaming citizen, buy a PC and stop complaining. That's what I did.

  1. michaelblasco

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Dec 2004

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    Redline!

    Hopefully Ambrosia will be demoing (and even more hopefully releasing) Redline!

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