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Asteroids (MacSoft)

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Category:	Arcade
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Year released:	2000
Author:	Activision
Publisher:	MacSoft
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#1

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us [mirror]_.de
Asteroids_Macsoft.zip (332.71 MB)
MD5: b7eee33f9ac35e3d7a8ba3ed4c679706
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#2

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us [mirror]_.de
asteroids.cdr_.sit (35.76 MB)
MD5: 77b312e6622aef52830ff011ff88d08b
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us [mirror]_.de
asteroids_macsoft.pdf

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This is a 3D graphics card remake of the classic arcade game about using a very tiny ship to shoot very large asteroids.

A note about the downloads available from above:

• The first file is a bin/cue pair of files, containing both Data and Audio partition
• The second file is a CD image of the data partition only

Amazon.com Buy link: Asteroids (MacSoft)

This is a Mac-only CD containing an Audio partition.

Minimum System requirements:
PowerPC 200 MHz, 32 MB RAM, Mac OS 8.1 or newer.
Supports hardware accelerated graphics mode as well as software mode.

Comments

by IIGS_User - 2015, November 15 - 7:25pm

The "Asteroids_Macsoft.zip" file is a bin/cue pair of files now.

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by IIGS_User - 2015, November 15 - 7:21pm

I have a 75.7MB disk image of this game made in May 2000 that only has a HFS partition (no audio tracks)

This is the same file as the .cdr file already available there above.

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by that-ben - 2015, November 15 - 2:15am

LOL only 4 *years* later... better late than never BTW: I have a 75.7MB disk image of this game made in May 2000 that only has a HFS partition (no audio tracks) but the game ran fine back then on my iMac. If you don't find your original CD, maybe I could upload this.

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by mrdav - 2015, November 14 - 11:52pm

->to create a bin/cue pair of files<-----

Yes please

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by IIGS_User - 2015, November 14 - 8:37pm

I think I need to look for this CD again, to create a bin/cue pair of files instead of the existing ones.

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