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Enemy Territory: Quake Wars | 
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| From: Aspyr Media
Category: Video Games
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $25.98
You Save: $24.01 (48%)
New (22) Used (2) from $25.98
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 2419
Format: Cd
Platform: Macintosh
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 1.1
MPN: 11650
Model: 11650
UPC: 618870116501
EAN: 0618870116501
ASIN: B000TDGYKS
Release Date: March 19, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
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| Features:
| • | As the invasion begins, players choose to battle as one of five unique classes in either the human Global Defense Force (GDF) or the barbaric Strogg armies, each augmented with specialist weapons and combat hardware | | • | Troops utilize more than 40 conventional and futuristic vehicles, deployable structures, and defense systems like quad-bikes, tanks, and alien walkers for intense ground assaults; or helicopters and anti-gravity ships to lend firepower from the air | | • | Throughout each battle, teams establish bases, deploy defense structures, artillery, radar & advanced forward-command systems into enemy territory while constructing & demolishing obstacles to speed progress & gain a tactical advantage over the enemy |
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Enemy Territory: Quake Wars MAC
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| Customer Reviews:
 Another Hit To Trickle Down to the Mac! June 14, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This game is a blast to play and the work that went into porting it is clearly visible, optimizing it for the Mac OS X operating system in order to make sure it runs on Apple's sometimes limited software. This game runs great on my 2007 entry level iMac at HD resolutions with nearly all settings maxed out by default. Aspyr just updated it to once again align with the pc version, so although it is sometimes frustrating waiting for games, the quality that Aspyr puts into their ports makes it *almost* worth the wait!
 Aspyr strikes again, won't run with new NVIDIA 8800 GT video cards April 26, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
For someone who keeps hoping gaming will take off for the macintosh this game is yet another disappointing port from Aspyr. This is the second time they've jammed the mac gaming community with a shoddy product that I know of, the first fiasco being Civilization 4 and Civ 4 Warlords. Don't waste your time buying any Aspyr products, spend your money on other developers for mac. And if you really need to play this game, get a PC.
The exact problem I've got with this game is that it starts and then immediately exits when using the new NVIDIA 8800 GT graphics cards on the Mac Pro. Gee, its not like Nvidia uses a universal driver for all their cards or anything, so I can't see what the problem could possibly be except for some extremely shortsighted error checking on Asypr's part.
However this type of problem is endemic for Aspyr as a company, just look around the web a bit for fan sites on some of their other ported games, such as Civ 4. Its a miracle they're still in business.
 A great port of a great game April 7, 2008
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
You can read up on whether this game is one that you will enjoy without worrying about if you're reading up on the Mac version of this game.
This review is here to tell you that the port to the Mac was done well, as far as I can tell with my 2008 Mac Pro and ATI 2600 video card. The game is smooth at 2560x1600 on the 2600, though once or twice I have noticed jerkiness with the action gets really intense. I have been on the fence about upgrading to the Nvidia 8800, but I don't game THAT much so it's probably not worth it for my use. The 2600 + Mac experience is definitely better than the XP version was on my ATI 1650 Pro at 1920x1200, though of course the 1650 Pro is an older card.
One worry I have as a multi-monitor user is whether launching a game is going to screw up all my windows, or show up on some random monitor. This game does NOT interfere with other open windows, even when running it at a different resolution. It also launches properly onto my main screen. It would be nice if it provided a choice of which screen to run on, but this behavior is OK for me. It also properly blanks out the other screens.
The only surprise for me is that the game requires the DVD to be present in the drive. Sure, a lot of games do this, but I don't recall other id titles requiring this. Kind of annoying, but not the end of the world.
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