“As part of celebrating 30 years of the Mac, Apple has created a special section on the Mac App Store,” Joseph Keller reports for iMore.
“Divided into three parts, the sections highlights Apple’s own apps, as well as other apps and games,” Keller reports. “The “Unforgettable Apps” section includes Evernote, Pixelmator, and Day One, while the “Amazing Games” include XCOM: Enemy Unknown, BioShock Infinite, and Gone Home. ”
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Oh I was hoping they had some how gotten recompiled versions of some old classic Mac Games like Wizardry, and Kings Quest to run in OS X 🙁
Lode Runner was my fave on my 128k machine. The best part was that you could also create your own levels – way ahead of its time!
Check out AGD Interactive. They have a few remakes of the old Kings Quest Games that run on OS X.
ScummVM can load any of the old sierra games like kings quest, space quest etc.
I have not personally run the OS X build but I image its solid.
I want Crystal Quest back. I used to play the hell out of that in the Mac lab in college. I used to be able to play it on a Classic Mac emulator, but the emulator was Power PC only.
——RM