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What Games Should I Get for My New G5? 159

Lane.exe wonders: "So I just got a new Apple Mac G5 (Dual 1.8s, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9600, etc) and I was thinking about getting back into some gaming. I was looking over the game selection for Mac, and it's not looking as bright as I'd hoped. But I think this is due more to my ignorance of good games than anything else. What I'm looking for is a few good multiplayer shoot-em-ups (like Quake, UT or Half-Life) and a nicely engrossing RPG. The last few games I've played were Icewind Dale, Pool Of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor, and MechWarrior 4. Has anyone got any suggestions along these lines?"
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What Games Should I Get for My New G5?

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  • Re:Games for the mac (Score:3, Interesting)

    by tayjo ( 673861 ) on Tuesday February 03, 2004 @08:50PM (#8175862)
    Here is a link to an explaination of how to install the first NWN expansion pack on the Mac. The second expansion installs much the same. http://nwn.bioware.com/forums/viewtopic.html?topic =268892&forum=71&highlight=sotu+installati on
  • Rrootage and Noiz2Sa (Score:3, Interesting)

    by moosesocks ( 264553 ) on Tuesday February 03, 2004 @09:46PM (#8176209) Homepage
    While they might not have the world's most descriptive titles, you'd do well to check out Rrootage [victoly.com] and Noiz2sa [victoly.com]

    They're both highly abstract top-down shooters with pretty cool graphics. It's quite difficult to describe them with words -- the only way to experience them is to just play them. There are also windows ports availible somewhere.
  • tranquility (Score:3, Interesting)

    by presearch ( 214913 ) on Tuesday February 03, 2004 @09:54PM (#8176264)
    tranquility [tqworld.com] is simple to learn, yet takes months to master.

    Playing through all it's levels takes most players over 100 hours.

    It's a great way to show off what your G5 can do and looks amazing on a big Cinema Display.
    It's good for you, it's cheap, and if you talk to it nice it might wash your car.

    There's no other game like it (and there's probably a reason for that...)
  • er... no Wolf? (Score:1, Interesting)

    by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 03, 2004 @11:05PM (#8176688)
    ... I can't believe no one mentioned Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!!!

    imho, best damn multiplay fps out there now - an' it's free!

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