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It was published by Electronic Arts and released for Microsoft Windows on January 22, 2002, in North America and on February 15, 2002, in Europe. Aspyr published the Mac OS X version released later that year in August. A Linux version was released in 2004. Castle Invasion is the fun, frantic challenge of defending your castle against an army of misfits. Who better to lead the army than the king, a spoiled man child who wants everything he can’t have. Well.he's not taking this castle. Plan the defense for the Civilization of a medieval empire against the enemy invasion or jump into war on the side of a clan fighting for invading and the conquest of a kingdom. Build an impenetrable castle to defend your empire or use the best strategy to attack and invade the village of an enemy knight. Wolf3D Patch for Mac OS X. Place patchutil in the directory with your unpatched data files. Open a terminal and use cd to change to that directory. Run `./patchutil` and you should end up with the proper version for ECWolf. This is a universal x86/ppc binary.

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The Apple iMac is an incredibly iconic piece of hardware. Candy-colored and tasty looking. These computers were designed to bring convenience to the user with everything you’d need built-in. Attach your keyboard and mouse and start computing like it’s the year 2000!

Running the operating system, Mac OS9.1, this iMac G3 can run all the classic Mac software. As Apple moved into OSX and beyond, they retained support for a Classic Mac mode on their PowerPC computers. Ultimately however, Apple dropped support once they moved into using Intel processors. It’s possible to emulate a lot of the older Macintosh OS’s but the original iMac G3 models look incredibly 90’s and really encapsulate a lot of design trends from the turn of the century.

So is still worth running an old Apple iMac G3 with Mac OS9.1?

For me? Yes. The original iMac’s are incredibly iconic computers and there’s a lot of fun applications to find here. Either they were exclusive or got started on the classic Macintosh operating system. So I wanted to explore what made this system so special. The look, the feel, the applications of the original Apple iMac computers.

Classic Mac OS 9.1 Games

Marathon, Marathon: Durandal & Infinity

Released by Bungie initially in 1995, the Marathon games are a series of 3D first person shooters released originally released on Mac OS7. Marathon was heralded as the Killer App for the Macintosh platform, especially with the success of Doom. Unlike Doom however, Marathon focused on the story of the space ship, Marathon, with information shared about the alien invasion and the levels via the computer terminals on the stages.

Each of the Marathon games also supported network deatmatches for multiplayer. Supporting up to 8 gamers on the network, the first Marathon game included 10 different maps, with more content added with the second game, Durandal and the third, Infinity.

Marathon Durandal was released on Microsoft Windows 95 but failed to garner much attention. It’s an essential part of the Classic Mac experience and an exciting prospect for the small gaming scene on the Macintosh computers.

P.A.W.S – Personal Automated Wagging System

You’re a dog. Doing dog things. In Domestic Funk and Organa’s dog simulation software. Chasing cats, delivering mail and finding buried bones. It’s an incredible simple simulation but with a unique art style, plenty of colors and a fun theme.

Fisher-Price Pirate Adventure & Castle

Fisher-Price is an educational toy company, owned by Mattel since the early 90’s. They partnered with Davidson’s & Associates (of Maths Blaster fame) to release a range of software such as Wild West, Castle and Great Adventures Pirate Ship. All games follow a similar theme, where the player is guided to find certain objects through a point-and-click adventure filled with puzzles, mini-games and adventure.

Magic School Bus Lands on Mars

Developed by KnowWonder Inc in 2000, The Magic School Bus Lands on Mars is an activity center type software. There were several Magic School Bus games developed, each one was fairly similar in the way they operate. With an educational focus, players were encouraged to click around, discover, play mini-games and explore.

Killing Time

Another 3D first-person shooter for the Macintosh, and the spiritual sequel to one of the first ever console 3D shooters ‘Escape from Monster Manor’ on the Panasonic 3DO. Killing Time has an interesting theme, as you navigate a large estate and use the ghosts of the residences to uncover the mystery.

Productivity Software

Final Cut Pro 1.0

Released in 1999, the original Final Cut Pro managed to bring a lot of professional video editing functions into an affordable consumer solution. In the 90’s, digital video editing solutions often involved extra hardware, computer workstations and industrial-grade software.

Grab a copy of Final Cut Pro for yourself here.

The fact it can run and edit on a baseline iMac G3 from 2001 is a testament to how efficient and accessible the software is. Although my Indigo iMac doesn’t meet the recommended minimum requirements to run the software, it still works using extra virtual memory.

Adobe Premiere 2.0

Adobe had an incredible growth period throughout the 90’s, acquiring a range of software and pushing multiple releases across both PC and Macintosh. Seeing the early versions of Adobe Premiere and After Effects really makes it easy to appreciate how far Adobe have come.

After Effects 3.0

After Effects especially is still a powerful video composition tool and a lot of the features remain in-tact while I was editing my Mall Madness Video Game Trailer.

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