Mar 4 2005
Got your Mac mini? Still on order? You’re not alone. Whether you’re a Mac-newcomer looking to make an emergency boot disk or a seasoned veteran wondering where your Command key went, you’ll want to tune in for this week’s Freeloader Friday.
We’ll have you running iTunes from the couch (without binoculars) and taking a sneak peak at a program that may one day have you running Windows applications on your Mac.
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Feb 21 2005
Sharp eyes have spied the new True Crime: Streets of L.A. trailer posted late last week by Aspyr on Apple’s Quicktime pages. In the game you play an out-of-control ex-cop whose unconventional methods leave him at odds with those on either side of the law. The streets of Los Angeles are in the middle of a vicious crimewave and you are the only hope for peace to be restored. True Crime: Streets of L.A. is available as a pre-order for US$49.95.
Also from Aspyr Media, we hear tell that Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour, the first expansion pack for the critically acclaimed Command & Conquer Generals, has begun shipping. The game is expected to arrive in stores by Friday, February 25th and was developed for Macintosh by i5works.
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Feb 14 2005
Zero Hour, the first expansion pack for the game that lets you pretend to be the top brass, has gone gold master and is scheduled to begin shipping Monday, February 21. Even the most seasoned Command & Conquer Generals must learn new
strategies and tactics to take full advantage of – and learn to defend against – the next generation of the world’s most lethal weapons. Lightly seasoned generals need not apply.
See the trailer here. Read on for system requirements.
Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour requires:
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