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WakkaWakka said 11:30AM on 11-30-2007
Well received, not well reviewed. Well reviewed would indicate that the reviews written about it were high quality, not the game.
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Eric Wagoner said 8:24AM on 12-06-2007
Hopefully the increased stability means it won't suddenly close while simultaneously corrupting each and every saved game file. That gets old fast, and I've got a lost weekend in my past (my automated system backup was done just prior to playing, natch). If not, at least Time Machine with its background real-time backups will keep me from losing too much.
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brent07 said 3:13PM on 11-30-2007
I think releases is better than drops. Drops often makes me think they decided not to release.
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Simon Arch said 4:33PM on 11-30-2007
This makes me want to play Might & Magic III. Too bad it's not available for MacOS X. Guess I'll have to break out Sheepshaver instead.
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G said 4:58PM on 11-30-2007
I recall Heroes of Might & Magic II (III?) being very fun. Briefly. It crashed so much that I threw it out in frustration. It's nice to see it back on the Mac for OS X, but this 'stability update' just makes me want to keep avoiding it.
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Fritz Laurel said 7:09PM on 11-30-2007
Have to agree w/ brent07. When I read the headline, I thought this was going to be a bashing piece because they dropped support for Macs. I understand the desire to use the word "drops," but in this context I have to quote my friend Indigo, "I don't think it means what you think it means..."
Cheers,
FL
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