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Black & White 2: Mac version (finally) arrives on January 6th.

Feral Interactive has announced Tuesday, January 6th as the worldwide release date for the much-anticipated Mac version of Black & White 2, the real-time, strategy sequel to the critically acclaimed hit Black & White, one of the best-selling Mac games of all time.

The release coincides with the opening of exhibits at Macworld Expo 2009 in San Francisco, Calif. where attendees can experience the game for themselves at the Feral booth.

y0haN5621d ago (Edited 5621d ago )

Wow only 3 and a half years late. Is this how late in the day Mac games have to be released in order for people with "current-gen" Macs to be able to run games PC gamers were running 3 years ago?

Bnet3435621d ago

lol Apple is such a failure t gamers.

karlostomy5620d ago

1. i pay more money for the same specs in a mac
2. i pay more for upgrades in a mac
3. i have to wait 3 more years to play current pc games
4. i need to run windows to stay competitive

oh what the heck. at least i can be smug in saying i own a mac.

YeOldeGamer5620d ago

2010 looks to be a banner year for Mac gamers, as they will finally get to play Half Life 2. :o

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Best 10 Games Where You Play the Bad Guy

Out of all the games in which you play the bad guy which ones are the best? Which games are the most fun to play as the bad guy at its blackhearted fullest?

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bradleejones2698d ago

No Infamous... First game I thought of. GTA too...

Fist4achin2698d ago

DMC when you play as Virgil?! Maybe, maybe not...

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Loved Video Game Franchises We Might Never See Return

Alexx at IGCritic writes "The success of Okami wasn’t enough to keep Clover Studios afloat however, as the Viewtiful Joe and God Hand developer found themselves stifled under Capcom’s management, and eventually lost three of their head members"

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Ysmir67232902d ago

I think i might have played more of 10.000 hours of AOM and AOE combined.

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Memories Of Lionhead Studios

From Black & White to Fable, from The Movies to Project Milo, Lionhead Studios was responsible for plenty of iconic games and memorable moments.

The Party Chat team look back on the life and times of one of the UK's most cherished developers.