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I remember discussion about using rmb for crouch... still think it would be a good idea.

crisp textures, high-poly models + speeeeeed. that's the challenge.

David wrote:Maya is difficult to learn at first, but once you figure it out it is very easy.

Our 3d modeller had a hard time making animated tank tracks in Maya. Especially after exporting the model - tracks kept flipping over at several key-points while moving along the curve. It was fun

I played a beta, and it is Awesome. He also has fantastc music, different levels (i.e. City tournaments, etc.) Think Cro-Mag-Rally except much better. Okay, okay! :lol: After days of searching we finally found one of many shareware companies that is going to release a commercial quality game for th...

DanLabGames has excellent eye-candy; He is an artist. His upcoming game will be more than good enough to be on shelves, but then again so is IMG. That racing game? Oh yes... Not "that good", as I see, but rather "almost that good" :) Still images are nice. Shall see the 3d in mo...

I've always liked games from Code-blender, DanLabGames, and the company that made Uplink and Darwinia. i haven't played the latter, though... Now these are better arguments! Of course, Code Blender and DanLabGames don't produce industry-standard eye-candy... But look like succesful small businesses...

Pangeas older games could be bought as a cd, i remember i bought some quite a few years ago but are also available as shareware. Ok, ok! You could have bought some of the old Pangea's games on a cd. Some may have been even published by Bungie (Weekend Warrior, eh?) But this was either years ago or ...

theblob wrote:what about some pangea games such as power pete (the original)?

Pangea makes shareware games. They can call it "commercial via internet", but the quality is still not-that-high.

And all of Pangea's last and larger games (which are somewhat *nice*) have PC-versions.

Nayr wrote: What about Active Lancer? I loved that game! I'm not sure, but I believe wingnuts was commercial, too...

Active Lancer. Mac only title. Vertical scrolling shooter. It may be a competitor of Ambrosia's Deimos rising... That is all.

Blorx wrote:I may be wrong...more like it's a variation of Linux or something...I don't have a Linux...

Well, Blorx... I just had to mention that you have an impressive post-count!

zip wrote:Freeverse, they are sold in MacMall.

Well... You are wrong.
Massive assault and Robin Hood are the only games by Freeverse that can be called commercial. Others are shareware.
And both of the titles exist for PC.

As for losing your money... Why do people expect to keep their money after buying something? Consumer rights. If you buy something, and this something is of a low quality, you get your money back. If there are demos of the program/game, it is possible to evaluate before buying, but sometimes (and v...

Setting up the website before learning how to code is not the best way to do things.

...Just a thought. Came after reading the line "One's best - always the best".

Selling your registration code is also known as piracy... please don't do that. Anyone willing to buy your registration code would also be willing to buy it legitimately from Wolfire Software, so by doing this you would be directly stealing money that I could otherwise use for my next project. Ther...

zip wrote:Those are on the PC too, so the rating is carried over.
I think he meant mac only games..

Mac only games? Can you name any?


Any commercial Mac-only game released... Well, after Marathon.