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Kitty Spangles Solitaire 1.5 Released 9:46 AM | Tuncer Deniz | Comment on this story
Swoop Software recently announced the release of a new version of Kitty Spangles Solitaire, bringing it up to version 1.5. The new version includes a number of major changes including a new, reduced price, an improved interface, more gameplay options, and much more. Designed for both Solitaire Professionals and casual gamers alike, Kitty Spangles Solitaire features: • a fun, intuitive interface, making the game easy to play, • automatic game saving, so you can play the game for as long as you like, whenever you want, • a full scoring system, complete with a high score table. Try to beat your own scores, or, better yet, those of other players! • a resizable window, letting Kitty fill your screen, or be shrunk down to fit in with your work. Very important when your boss strolls by! • beautifully smooth animation across a wide range of Macintosh models. A demo of Kitty Spangles Solitaire is available at Macgamefiles.com. Registration for the full version is now just $14.95.
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Battleground Europe Q&A 9:47 AM | Anthony Wang | Comment on this story
Gamecloud has posted an interview with Playnet's Al Corey concerning the upcoming retail release of Battleground Europe. In addition to giving more details about Battleground Europe, Al Corey discusses how the World War II MMO combat game has evolved since the initial release, and he sheds some light on a possible expansion into the WWII North African Theatre. Below is a selected excerpt from the interview. Gamecloud - How did the idea come about to create a new retail product call Battleground Europe?Al Corey - Our first opportunity to release the game across Europe gave us a chance to regroup our retail effort. We knew the original "WWII Online- Blitzkrieg" wouldn't fly in many European countries plus we knew that the game had changed so substantially over the past 4 years that simply re-releasing it in the U.S. with the same title might keep people from having a look at it again. The battles rage on once again on October 14, 2005 for $29.95. Please follow the links below for more information.
Gamecloud: Battleground Europe Q&A
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Delicious Library Updated 9:47 AM | Blake Buck | 1 comment
Delicious Monster recently updated their media cataloguing software, Delicicious Library (DL). DL allows users to catalogue all of their books, movies, music, and games and stores a wide variety of information on each entry through Amazon.com connectivity. This update brings the current version to 1.5.3, and features the following improvements: Delicious Library now recognizes compressed Amazon content Fixed an issue where Bluetooth Wireless Scanners would sometimes not appear in the discovery dialog Fixed an issue that could potentially cause Delicious Library to use unnecessary CPU power Fixed an issue that would cause the application to hang when reloading an item with selected artwork Fixed problems that resulted from using the contextual menu to delete borrowers, shelves, or items Fixed a drawing glitch that could occur when switching between items while viewing Similar recommendations Restored the ability to upgrade from Chronopath LibraryWhile not directly Mac gaming, many Mac gamers use DL to catalogue their Mac games. The update will automatically download the next time users open DL. To visit the Delicious Monster website, click the link below.
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SimCity 4 Deluxe Now Available For Preorder 9:46 AM | Cord Kruse | 3 comments
Aspyr Media announced yesterday that SimCity 4 Deluxe is now available for pre-order from Aspyr's website. Deluxe includes both SimCity 4 and the Rush Hour expansion pack. Deluxe as described by Aspyr: Create the most massive region of cities ever, with a farming town, bedroom community, high-tech commercial center and industrial backbone. Take complete control of your city's transportation system and solve U-Drive-It missions from fighting crime to tackling disasters. Watch your population skyrocket as you get your Sims on the go. Create the ultimate living, breathing megalopolis—the most expansive compilation ever. SimCity 4 Deluxe is scheduled to ship in October and will sell for $59.99. For more information about the bundle follow the link below.
SimCity 4 Deluxe
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World Of Warcraft Reviewed 9:46 AM | Cord Kruse | Comment on this story
Gaming Age recently posted a review of Blizzard's World of Warcraft, the world's most popular MMORPG. After examining the gameplay and leveling system, Gaming Age finds little to dislike about the game. Varying from astonishingly large red dragons to glowing undead abominations of reality; the vast number of monsters, bandits, animals and so forth in WOW is impressive by anyone's standards. There are large numbers of various monsters to fight, including bosses (some of whom are extremely difficult and provide a challenge that only 40 organised level 60 characters can overcome together), sub-bosses, magic users, healers, and so on. Every monster has its own beautifully crafted 3d model brimming with various flowing animations. To read the full review follow the link below.
Gaming Age: World of Warcraft Review
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