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I haven't updated to 10.5 yet, so I dunno... Probably not much luck that Aspyr would patch such an old game either, though it might be worth a shot to write their tech support. Have you tried trashing the plist and any other preference files hiding out around Library?

And if you do get it running again, hit me up for a game some time

_Nik

Hmmm.... Out of curiosity, does it work without the UB patch? I.e., running /w Rosetta?

_Nik

Hi, i have the some problem, JA freeze at begin and i wrote to Aspyr what just tell me:

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Hello,

Please keep in mind, that at this time, the game's full compatibility with Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) is not guaranteed.  As this is a new version of Mac OS, changes that have been made to the operating system's code can result in issues in playing or launching games released prior to it.  This is something that we are continuing to monitor, however, and we are in frequent communication with Apple regarding any recurring issues, so that updates made in the future may take these into account.  As always, it's best to check your Software Update regularly.

Also, we are currently working diligently with Apple to get these issues resolved. Since none of our titles were ever tested or approved for play on the ATI HD video card that is in the new Aluminum iMacs, we cannot support any of our games on these machines at this time.
Apple did just release an Open GL update specifically for New iMac with the ATI 2400/2600 in them. You can download it here via the Apple Software Update.

If you have not done so, you can subscribe to our newsletter (https://www.aspyr.com/news/newsletter_signup), which is sent out via email on a monthly basis. This newsletter is where we announce new projects. We also have a project status page at our website that shows what is being worked on.

With Apple constantly releasing new hardware it is impossible for us to develop games that are guarantied to work on any future hardware configurations. With that in mind, it is a good idea to wait a couple of weeks before purchasing any new software for brand new machines. It is also a good idea to contact the software developer to see if there are any problems with any software you are considering purchasing for a brand new machine.

Again, I assure you that we are working hard with Apple to get these issues with the ATI video card and Leopard worked out.

Thanks for your patience.



Have a nice day,
Aspyr Tech Support
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hope in a new patch
by
AleJA

Last edited by AleJA (2008-01-09 5:17 pm)

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