3do Wc
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Bandit LOAF
Long Live the Confederation!
No, there's no working 3DO Emulator as of yet.
(I *believe* modern Macs can play the WCs, but I'm not really sure - I paid about $20 for a top-of-the-line-1996-Mac for my setup.
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(I *believe* modern Macs can play the WCs, but I'm not really sure - I paid about $20 for a top-of-the-line-1996-Mac for my setup.
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Frosty
a full fledged GF
The good news, though, is that 3DOs aren't very expensive or hard to come by at all, so getting one set up on your TV doesn't really require any more effort than getting an emulator rigged up on your PC.Bandit LOAF said:
As a matter of fact, I need to pick a 3DO up, since my FZ-10 recently died in a horrible electricity-related disaster that rendered my house almost entirely devoid of electrical devices, down to and including light bulbs.
Good times.
Just bought SWC to play on my G3 450 tower. Graphics ran REAL fast. Watching the animatics of Paladin cracks me up.
IMHO, go on eBay and get a 630 Quadra model to play this game.
WC3 and WC 4 run just fine on my G3. I enjoy playing WC3 b/c of Jennifer Macdonald, and I like playing WC 4 for the story and the gameplay.
IMHO, go on eBay and get a 630 Quadra model to play this game.
WC3 and WC 4 run just fine on my G3. I enjoy playing WC3 b/c of Jennifer Macdonald, and I like playing WC 4 for the story and the gameplay.
Delance
Victory, you say?
The MAC ad was funny.
Yeah, old consoles and computers rock. It would be very cool to get a Mac for 20 bucks. And an Amiga. And an MSX.
MSX, for those who don't know, was a very popular 8 bit computer in the 80's in places like Japan, Russia, Finland, Brazil, England and Spain.
Yeah, old consoles and computers rock. It would be very cool to get a Mac for 20 bucks. And an Amiga. And an MSX.
MSX, for those who don't know, was a very popular 8 bit computer in the 80's in places like Japan, Russia, Finland, Brazil, England and Spain.
