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Macworld
June 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room In Unreal Tournament 2004, you don sophisticated armor and weaponry and then take to the playing field, determined to win at any cost. You can play alone against computer-controlled bots, or, as many people may prefer, against real players in an online arena.   |
Macworld
July 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room Now, with the release of Tron 2.0, a new first-person shooter from MacPlay, the story of Tron is back -- with a modern plot, some new twists, and much of its original charm. Too bad the game feels old. |
Macworld
August 2004
Dan Frakes |
Mac GEMS Keyboard commands, browser history, and more |
Macworld
March 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room MacSoft has a knack for delivering some of the best strategy games on the Mac. Age of Mythology, its newest addition to the genre, is no exception. |
Macworld
April 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room Star Trek Elite Force II is a first-person shooter that largely manages to escape the curse of other recent Star Wars products -- it is a worthy addition to the Mac shooter market. |
Macworld
September 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room The Game Room. Delta Force: Black Hawk Down... Worms 3D... Blades of Avernum... etc. |
Macworld
January 2005
Peter Cohen |
Myst IV: Revelation With challenging puzzles and gorgeous graphics, Myst IV: Revelation builds on what has made past Myst games so good. Developed and released for Windows and the Mac simultaneously, it is shipped in one package for both platforms. |
Macworld
June 15, 2006
Peter Cohen |
Call of Duty 2 Call of Duty 2 sets a new high water mark for World War II-era shooters on the Mac. Just plan to have the horsepower to run it. |
Macworld
September 2003
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room: Bring Out the Big Guns Advice on squeezing as much speed out of Unreal Tournament 2003 for Mac as possible. Also, Harry Potter, tanks galore, and one real stinker. |
Macworld
January 2003
Peter Cohen |
2002 Game Hall of Fame 2002 marked the true arrival of gaming in Mac OS X. Rather than merely converting OS 9 versions of their games, game developers spent the past year demonstrating their commitment to Apple's new operating system and taking advantage of what OS X has to offer. |
Macworld
February 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room: Halo Arrives Does Halo: Combat Evolved live up to the hype? After so long a wait, some gamers will inevitably be disappointed. But I'm certainly not one of them. |
Macworld
October 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room Space Colony... Total Immersion Racing... Big Bang Chess... Tapwave Zodiac... etc. |
Macworld
July 27, 2007
Peter Cohen |
Star Wars: Empire at War This Intel-only offering is a fun real-time strategy game. |
Macworld
October 2003
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room: Eye of the Tiger Forget everything you know about golf games on the Mac. From its intuitive swing control to its stunningly beautiful graphics, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003 is truly unlike past attempts. The game looks and plays like a golf game should, and it will, hopefully, serve as the blueprint for future golf games. |
Macworld
November 2004
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room Let's face it--most real-time strategy (RTS) games are relatively two-dimensional. Despite their contoured landscapes, you're ultimately still playing on a flat map. |
Macworld
July 2001
Peter Cohen |
The Game Room When I heard that Aspyr Media was publishing a Mac version of LucasArts' latest Guybrush Threepwood adventure, Escape from Monkey Island, the Blackbeard in me wildly gyrated his hook and peg leg with joy... |
Macworld
May 2, 2006
Peter Cohen |
Quake 4 The Mac conversion of Quake 4 has been a long time coming. But if you're a first-person shooter fan, it's been well worth the wait. |
Macworld
January 2004
Peter Cohen |
Macworld's 2003 Game Hall of Fame Honoring the year's best pulse-quickening, mind-tingling games. |
Macworld
May 13, 2005
Peter Cohen |
True Crime: Streets of L.A. If you like third-person shooters and are looking for a game that lets you explore your thug side, Aspyr Media's True Crime: Streets of LA might fit the bill. And you can challenge other Mac players via the Internet and LAN-based online play. |
Macworld
August 3, 2006
Owen W. Linzmayer |
Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse At only $20 more than the wired version, Apple's wireless Mighty Mouse is competitively priced and an excellent choice for desktop and portable users alike. |
PC Magazine
February 1, 2006
Troy Dreier |
Software for Kids Backyard Football, Backyard Skateboarding... Cinderella Dollhouse 2... Comic Book Creator... Creatures: Village; Creatures: Exodus... Didi and Ditto: First Grade... Kubi... Math Blaster: Master the Basics... My Reward Board... Professor Fizzwizzle... |
Macworld
August 2000
Adam C. Engst |
Your PC Passport Travel Freely Between The Mac And Windows Worlds With Our Cross-Platform Guide. |
Macworld
June 2001
Andrew Gore |
The Vision Thing: Brave New Macintosh Get ready: Mac OS X is the start of something big... |
Macworld
November 6, 2006
Jeffy K. Milstead |
The Mouse BT II While this mouse has some salient features, its $70 price tag makes it less than compelling. |
Macworld
August 5, 2005
Jennifer Berger |
Apple Mighty Mouse Apple's new Mighty Mouse is nice looking, has some innovations (like an omnidirectional scroll ball), and it's a good product overall. But it just may not be worth $49 to many Mac users. |
Macworld
December 2004
Peter Cohen |
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Star Wars fans looking for a sprawling role-playing challenge need look no further than Aspyr's Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. |
