Brian Greenstone of Pangea Software notes that the company is not working on an OS X version of its popular Cro-Mag Rally because of Apple's lack of Net Sprocket on OS X.
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I dont understand this message. this game just runs under OS ...
MK
Well, there is OpenPlay, which is an open source-version of NetSprockets for Windows, Mac OS 9 and Linux and should be portable to Mac OS X...
I really can't understand why everyone gets bent out of shape about not having 2nd rate games running on OS X. I'm sorry, but go buy yourself a console. After playing Rogue Leader on a Gamecube and Devil May Cry on a PS2, I just have a tough time booting up the lackluster games that are available on PCs or Macs.
I know this is an ages old argument, but the new crop of consoles really does run circles around the desktop machines for a fraction of the cost of even a good video card.
I care..
2nd rate? I doubt that.
Besides for all of us who just play games occasionally, I hope people like Greenstone keep making them.
Loved Otto Matic.
Brian Greenstone of Pangea Software notes that the company is not working on an OS X NETWORK version of its popular Cro-Mag Rally because of Apple's lack of Net Sprocket on OS X.
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The game runs fine on OSX, there is just no network play.
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I dont understand this essage. Rhis game just run under OS ...
MK