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Post by Dan @ 11:19am 19/10/12 | 5 Comments
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Posted 01:06pm 19/10/12
It's a little disappointing that I've gotta redownload anything I currently have so I can run it in MacOS tho.
Most of the really old stuff runs on Dosbox and its infuriating having to install it on PC, copy the contents of the folder and then transfer it to the Mac.
It's nice that they've at least considered MacOS installers, but yea. I'd almost prefer to see a 'container file' and then a set of separate 'Windows' and 'Mac' installation applets*.
I concede I may be the only one who'd prefer to see 'multiple file installers'... but yea, tedious that if I want to play the game on one platform or the other that I've gotta download/store it twice.
Posted 01:29pm 19/10/12
Posted 01:46pm 19/10/12
It used to be just like that in the old days, the grumpy old buggers amongst us should remember checking whether the box had a ZX Spectrum, C64, Apple IIe, or IBM PC DOS sticker on it.
There's lots more developers jumping on the Linux & Mac bandwagon these days.
It's certainly making those other platforms even more viable for gaming interests.
Posted 03:46pm 19/10/12
Wow, I remember doing this!! Am I really that old? :S
Posted 04:45pm 19/10/12
Ah gaming nirvana back then.
Not a mac user so the news isn't particular relevant to my gaming needs, but releases across multiple PC platforms is a good thing, especially if we see Linux become more supported.