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It's for the Mac, so if you have a PC then you are out of luck

FINALLY A COOL GAME FOR MAC AND NOT PC!!!!!!!!!!!!!

......too bad I have no money to get it...........

IT is also available for Android, etc. So if you have those, feel lucky.

Graphics look dated....*hugs PC*

There are plenty of cool games for the Mac.

And they all look better than this.

So what? At least the Mac has SOME good RPGs. Unlike the PC of which is over pampered and deserves to be ignored for once. The subtitles are in German because the person playing it made it that way. Language settings ring any bells?

DeadManReedeemed wrote: Unlike the PC of which is over pampered

...Is that even a phrase?

I wouldn't say that around here either...you might get...

What? Am I wrong?

since when is having good games for a system a bad thing? Pc's get their fair share of sucky ones too.

Dead Man, right now, I'm typing this on my 15-inch Macbook Pro. I'm running an i7 quad-core processor clocked at 2.0ghz. I've got a 500gb hard drive, with 100gb partitioned and running Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate, using Boot Camp Utility. I'm running a decent system, but it's not a gaming rig by any means, yet it still can play a large portion of recent PC games on the market, as well as recent Mac games. I can almost guarantee that I know more about Mac than you do at any time (and that has nothing to do with my job, though it has a little to do with it).

Basically, I've got a ton of knowledge in my head about Mac that's been beaten in there because I've been trained to know it, but I also know a ton because of personal experience. I love Mac computers, and I'm not arguing that Macs are bad machines.

What I am instead saying is that you're completely incorrect about Macs having no good games.

If you were saying this ten years ago, when I was saying the exact same thing on this very site (remember that, guys?), then I'd be inclined to agree with you. But I can hop over to Spotlight Search and type in "The Binding of Isaac" or "Crusader Kings II," and suddenly, I'm in a game. This is a vastly different landscape for the Mac than it was ten, or even five, years ago.

You see, previously (prior to 2006), the Mac didn't have Intel-based processors in them. Prior to that, Macs were built in with the PowerPC architecture, which was not built for gaming. Like, at all. Not only that, but the Mac's low market penetration made it seem that games wouldn't sell, and so games weren't often made for the Mac. That's not the case anymore. If I open the Mac App Store, I can find a number of great games, from old to new. If I go to sites that also feature digital distribution, including Steam, I find an expanding game selection for the Mac.

All of which is to say, regardless of how good this game may turn out to be, there are a ton of good games on the Mac.

DeadManReedeemed wrote:So what? At least the Mac has SOME good RPGs. Unlike the PC of which is over pampered and deserves to be ignored for once.

Dem sum fight'n wurds.

Also.

This is a game made by Gameloft.

Why would you even want to play it?

So it's a cheap ripoff of an actual good game?

Dude. I'm not used to playing games on A COMPUTER. If anything, I want it to be good. Besides, this games has some pretty good feedback from people who played it. Also, I think this game was from Japan if I'm not mistaken. This game is not as bad as it looks, you know. Heck, I wish I had money to buy it.

ArchAngel wrote:So it's a cheap ripoff of an actual good game?

Exactly.

Gameloft ≠ good games

Drewsov wrote: Gameloft ≠ good games

Can that be the post of the month?

Dude. At least give the game SOME credit. It does look cool somewhat. Right?


......or am I the only one sees potential in what people say are bad games?

Like some of Sega's latest games?

Or games made by Capcom nobody has ever heard of?

Like Project Justice or Rival Schools?

Am I the only one sees potential in bad games?