An independent look at games for Mac
They say that in Rome you ought to do what the Romans do, but in this case the doing has been some six years. I’m fairly certain that Caesar would not be kept waiting this long especially when the game in question made such an impact on the strategy genre back in late 2004. But Mac users ought not to complain too much because a fine strategy title as Rome: Total War has arrived veritably intact.
Watching the graceful flight of a swallow or listening to the long-haul honks of overhead geese you’d imagine that birds are gentle, patient fellows. Wrong. They’re angry. And some pigs have pissed them off.
I really enjoy playing World of Warcraft. Being a full time writer and a housedad I use WoW as a form of release. It lets me unwind and have a little fun while interacting with about a million of my closest online friends. In a way it lets me get out of the house without getting out of the house.
RPS post a video from The Alan Titchmarsh Show:
Feral:
Based on a true story, Brothers In Arms: Double Time brings the first two episodes in Gearbox Software’s critically acclaimed WWII tactical shooter series to the Mac.
The 101st Airborne parachuted behind enemy lines in Normandy. The hopes of the free world rested on their shoulders.
Play as Sergeant Matt Baker and Corporal Joe Hartsock, leading your squad behind enemy lines through the Normandy invasion. Gritty, authentic and innovative, Brothers In Arms: Double Time offers a visceral, emotionally-charged experience of infantry combat.
Real Soldiers. Authentic battlefields. True combat.
New title idea if this was actually a video game targeted for, um, the adult sector: Brothers in My Arms: Double Team. Three cheers for innuendos!
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