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DarkForces1.2.sit_.bin (31.04 MB)
MD5: 450a8b12e191bb9b7265ab30311ac3b6
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
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darkforces.toast_.sit (105.51 MB)
MD5: 24c77fbcaf33957aadc73a3b6fa3df28
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
DF_Gold_Package.sit (1.21 MB)
MD5: 0982b8bcf4ebdc50a4bfc306cda5ef55
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
DF_user_missions.sit (21.05 MB)
MD5: 3c0224f01037afc26d16abddda07f5db
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
DarkForcesManualPC.pdf
Star Wars: Dark Forces is a 1995 first person shooter from LucasArts. It's a great game - similar to Marathon and the like.
Dark Forces puts you in the boots of mercenary for hire, Kyle Katarn. Initially charged with retrieving the Death Star plans from an Imperial base and delivering them to Princess Leia, Kyle subsequently is hired by the Rebel Alliance to seek out and destroy a new threat - an army of super, mechanized stormtroopers: the dark troopers. Dark Forces lets you explore numerous Star Wars worlds with total freedom, all while blasting an onslaught of enemies and achieving mission objectives.
Excerpt: — Macintosh Multimedia & Product Registry Volume 9, No.4 - 1996
3rd DL: — DF Gold, a suite of editing tools for the Macintosh version of Dark Forces. With thanks to compyislife for adding it to the archives.
4th DL: Is a collection of 60+ user made missions for Dark Forces + an instruction on how to convert PC missions to the Macintosh.
Architecture: 68k PPC
Minimum Requirements:
68040
8 MB RAM
5 MB Hard Drive Space
Mac OS 7.1
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* Works under Mac OS 9.2.2
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TIE-Fighter.sit (273.81 MB)
MD5: 8620b2d0a18ee5ab251b5b4e4ee79f12
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
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TIEFighterCDManualPC.pdf
'TIE Fighter, a computer space combat game, is the sequel to Star Wars: X-Wing, and the first game of the series that puts the player on the side of the Galactic Empire.'
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'A notable improvement is the flight engine, which supports Gouraud shading, an effect that makes curves and mass appear more realistic. There are many flight options added, like flight dialogues and messages, a message log, a list of objectives, ships' status and behaviour, a three dimensional heads-up display, a sub-target system, and other improvements. The HUD or targeting computer (showing a miniature polygon of the targeted vessel) was much lauded by players since it allows the player to see the target's relative orientation (and avoid dangerous head-on confrontations) and specifically target individual components such as weapons batteries. The ability to match speed with a target lets the player tail an enemy with less risk of collision.
The briefings are also richer. Apart from the standard schematic map, the player has the ability to talk via a dialogue menu to both an Imperial officer and a 'cloaked figure' - a Sith working for the Secret Order of the Emperor.
LucasArts released a demo of TIE Fighter in early 1994. This demo was based on an unfinished build of the game and has some unique features as a result. It consists of just one long mission in a TIE fighter against various Rebellion forces. The cockpit is not the same as that in the final game, sound effects are different, and the soundtrack is from Star Wars: X-Wing. The demo was sponsored by Dodge and displayed a Neon car advertisement before the gameplay began. It came on two 3.5' 1.44 MB floppy disks. The demo announced the game's release date as 'Spring 1994', meaning between March and June of that year, but it wasn't released until July.' --Wikipedia.org
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