Hawkeye-X
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Mon Jul-14-08 12:02 AM
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What is your favorite PC or Mac or Linux games that you play? |
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I'm open, and i just finished Bookworm's Adventure. Lots of fun.
Just looking for other suggestions
Yeah, this is a repost of a post i made...
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Lethe
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Mon Jul-14-08 12:06 AM
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Edited on Mon Jul-14-08 12:09 AM by ikhor
it's addicting
I whoop ass some damn ass.
edit: LOL i just read what i wrote there. That is funny as hell. (totally faded here)
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Awsi Dooger
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Mon Jul-14-08 12:16 AM
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2. I like Marble Blast Gold on my Macs |
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I think it came on my iBook installation disks, Panther at that point. Here's a YouTube sample, of one of the more advanced levels. Normally I tumble, like Miss USA. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_sSHW_q--M&feature=related
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QueenOfCalifornia
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Mon Jul-14-08 01:51 PM
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is addictive. It is laced with heroine. My son, my daughter and I play it.... I bought it years ago and it is still a favorite. :D
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Mon Jul-14-08 07:16 AM
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It's risk on steroids with a degree from Oxford.
The AI is a clever son of a bitch.
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Mon Jul-14-08 07:18 AM
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4. I have to be careful buying PC games.. |
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My computer isn't that old, but all these games are so demanding on a computer's resources. I've only got 1.5 mgs of Ram.
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ZombieNixon
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Mon Jul-14-08 11:03 AM
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It's my current addiction. Before that it was Lego Star Wars II. But they're just so much fun! :bounce:
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Mon Jul-14-08 01:48 PM
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especially now with the censor turned off.
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Chovexani
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Mon Jul-14-08 01:58 PM
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9. I am a total Sims addict |
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Been playing Lego Star Wars II on my PS3 though because my Mac couldn't quite handle those games.
Lego Indy is even better. :D
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ZombieNixon
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Mon Jul-14-08 02:02 PM
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10. LSW2 runs like a dream on my MacBook Pro. |
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Sometimes a little hot if I leave the disc in with it running for a while, but that won't affect performance.
Sims is great on performance. It runs well even on an old iBook G4. I've been juggling various houses for the past couple of days, waiting for the oldsters to start dying off before I start making new people. :D
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Chovexani
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Mon Jul-14-08 02:30 PM
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11. The problem was I played the first LSW before the UB came out |
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So it was running on my iMac under Rosetta.
I prefer playing any kind of action games on consoles in general, largely because I have yet to find a USB controller that's as good as the PS controller. I did find a fix to use a Sixaxis with a Mac, though.
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ZombieNixon
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Mon Jul-14-08 03:57 PM
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12. I've got a USB Xbox 360 controller I use with LSW2 and some other apps |
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Edited on Mon Jul-14-08 03:57 PM by ZombieNixon
(mostly ones I wrote myself). I love the hell out of the thing. I downloaded an open source driver for the Mac that is quite frankly, even better than the official Microsoft USB driver for Windows.
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ghostsofgiants
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Mon Jul-14-08 04:13 PM
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14. Logitech's Rumblepad 2 is great. |
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Not far off from the PS2 controller.
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Chovexani
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Mon Jul-14-08 06:34 PM
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15. I'm really, really picky about controllers. |
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The Rumblepad's buttons feel weird to me.
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Mon Jul-14-08 11:22 AM
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Fun.
Hillary Clinton/Thomas Jefferson (On one ticket) always win.
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Mon Jul-14-08 04:08 PM
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13. the Silent Hill series (Ported from Playstation consoles, but still good times), Far Cry, Doom3... |
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Edited on Mon Jul-14-08 04:10 PM by primate1
Stubbs the Zombie in rebel Without a Pulse, F.E.A.R.
I'm currently downloading Lost: Via Domus to give that a try as well. Might also give Bioshock a try, I hear it's actually a critique of Objectivism, which sounds neat.
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Mon Jul-14-08 06:37 PM
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I Simulate accurately the conditions of flight, and sometimes, simulate combat between airplanes...
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X-plane, Mac and PC sim, FAA Approved.
Microsuck FSX
Lock On, Modern Air Combat
IL2+Aces Expansion Pack+Pacific Fighters (3 games that integrate into one huge one simulating WW2)
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Mon Jul-14-08 07:01 PM
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17. Wii Ski, Deluxe Pac Man (Amiga Forever), Wii Sports |
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Yeah, 2 of them aren't computer-based but are console games...
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Mon Jul-14-08 07:03 PM
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18. Diablo, Dialbo 2, Starcraft, Warcraft 2, Warcraft 3 |
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