Although my gaming coverage has been frugal of late.
On January 23rd 2004 my review for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy was published on Inside Mac Games (IMG). Now, nearly three years hence, Aspyr is providing a Universal Binary at no additional cost to the consumer. Like Blizzard they should be applauded for embracing such an ideology.
Aspyr Media's promised Universal Binary update for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy has been released, giving owners of Intel Macs the chance to enjoy the popular action game. The patch also fixes network gaming and adds support for Apple's version of OpenAL, a 3D audio library.
In Jedi Academy players assume the role of a student who must choose between the light and dark sides of the Force while facing a new threat to the Jedi Order.
Here are the release notes for the patch from Aspyr:
• Jedi Academy is now a universal binary. Mods that use code DLLs will likely have to be rebuilt as Xcode-based universal binaries.
• The multiplayer app now disconnects from servers properly, and no longer forces you to quit and relaunch.
• Now uses Apple's version of OpenAL, which allows for true 3D audio.
I haven't played Jedi Academy for sometime. This might be the motivation I need to enroll for the Fall/Winter semester.
On January 23rd 2004 my review for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy was published on Inside Mac Games (IMG). Now, nearly three years hence, Aspyr is providing a Universal Binary at no additional cost to the consumer. Like Blizzard they should be applauded for embracing such an ideology.
Aspyr Media's promised Universal Binary update for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy has been released, giving owners of Intel Macs the chance to enjoy the popular action game. The patch also fixes network gaming and adds support for Apple's version of OpenAL, a 3D audio library.
In Jedi Academy players assume the role of a student who must choose between the light and dark sides of the Force while facing a new threat to the Jedi Order.
Here are the release notes for the patch from Aspyr:
• Jedi Academy is now a universal binary. Mods that use code DLLs will likely have to be rebuilt as Xcode-based universal binaries.
• The multiplayer app now disconnects from servers properly, and no longer forces you to quit and relaunch.
• Now uses Apple's version of OpenAL, which allows for true 3D audio.
I haven't played Jedi Academy for sometime. This might be the motivation I need to enroll for the Fall/Winter semester.
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