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Freespace 2 for Mac

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May 20, 2006 ghostieboy link
May 21, 2006 Doukutsu link
Further FS2 Open source info and downloads:

http://scp.indiegames.us/news.php - News for the larger updates/events
http://www.hard-light.net/category_show.php?cat=3 - Main forums for the SCP, where most of the work is being done
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=152172 - Instructions on installing from scratch
May 21, 2006 gidds link
Think its a drama, it trows one out all the time....But it looks great..sigh..
May 21, 2006 ghostieboy link
It fun :)

VERY FUN!

:)
May 22, 2006 capnhack link
the only thing i didnt like about fs2 is that its so linear. if theyd let you fly around freely as in the classic elite, then that game would have been magnificent.
May 22, 2006 toshiro link
The controls are kind of weird when you're used to VO. I ended up using my joystick seriously for the first time since I bought it. I still suck at it :/
May 24, 2006 ghostieboy link
lol =D
May 24, 2006 Harry Seldon link
May 25, 2006 SPACERANGER link
I got it, pretty fun. Finished the first campaign...are there any more campaigns for download?
May 26, 2006 Doukutsu link
There's a lot of them. There's even a Freespace 1 conversion for FS2SCP. Another campaign I would recommend is Derelict, although I haven't been able to tweak the settings to get the missions to work quite right - but that might change, since they just came out with a new build of the game as well as some updated .vp files.

But, be prepared to do a bit of reading, research, and tweaking if you want to add some extra campaigns to the game.
May 26, 2006 moldyman link
Okay this may sound dumb but... Is FreeSpace free? >_> *ducks from tomatoes*
May 26, 2006 jexkerome link
Good to see Mac users get PC games... a bunch of years after we PC users played them and moved on.

CHOICE: Why Wintels PWN Macs in the real world.
May 27, 2006 SPACERANGER link
Pffftt, stupid windows....

Moldyman: Yes. It's completely free. The source code was even released.
May 29, 2006 A-Dawg link
I'm downloading it at the moment, it says its 1.43 GB. Is that actually how large it is? Or does it have a load of other crap that comes with it?
May 29, 2006 MSKanaka link
It's pretty large--the game has movies/cutscenes in it as well as lots of sound files.
May 30, 2006 ghostieboy link
its worth it Dawg :)

And afterwards when you finsh the campain...there are others...but i forgot the URL :p
Jun 01, 2006 Doukutsu link
For any fans of Battlestar Galactica ... and/or Freespace, there's quite a mod coming out in the future:

http://www.game-warden.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1839
Jun 05, 2006 A-Dawg link
thanks Kanaka, I'm still debating about the 9 hour download, seeing how there are people in this building using the internet for much more important endevours, and wouldn't be impressed at a slow internet connection for a day. :(

But whoa, that BSG mod certainly is tempting.
Mar 22, 2007 moldyman link
/me hops up and down!

I want it, I want it, it's coming soon! O_o o_o o_O
Mar 24, 2007 break19 link
Yes, it's always good to see Macs get PC games.. because.. at least we GET them.. I have yet to see it go the other way.

I am always hearing this guy or the other can run Parallels on his Intel mac and run windows stuff..

But nobody can run -any- mac stuff on the supposed 'most compatible' system.

If it's so compatible, why cant it run anything except windows stuff ?

OS/2 Warp kicked win95's ass all over the place, and if IBM had bothered to market it properly, the PC market would be vastly different now.

<- HUGE OS/2 Warp fan, and it was an awesome OS. Was the only OS, other than DOS itself, at the time, that I could run any kind of DOS games, plus any win3.1 games