Bionicle
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| Author: | Lego/Zonic |
| Publisher: | Feral Interactive |
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v. 1.0
The game is based on the Bionicle toy franchise by Lego. The setting is the island of Mata Nui, a paradise where robots of the Matoran tribe live under the protection of six colorful guardians--Tahu, Kopaka, Pohatu, Onua, Lewa, and Gali Nuva--collectively named the Toa. All of their tropical tranquility is shattered by the arrival of the evil spirit Makuta, who has summoned a swarm of wasplike robots called the Bohrok to devour everything on the island. These creatures are aided by their smarter bug brethren Bohrok-Kal, in addition to corrupted Rahi island creatures, like robotic fish and bulls. Kids presumably understand this stuff better than grown-ups, who are apt to throw their hands up in frustration over all of the Polynesian names. Basically, though, Bionicle is about six good robots fighting bad ones in a slightly surreal take on Hawaii. (GameSpot)
Downloads 1-5 are parts of a zipped archive of the game DVD.
Download #6 is the updater to a universal binary (version 1.1), released in 2008.
The DVD seems to install in English, French, German, Italian or Danish.
You need to burn a DVD, and mount it, to play the game. A mounted disc image is not sufficient.
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CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC
PowerPC G4 1 GHz
Mac OS X 10.2
256 MB RAM
1.5 GB hard drive space
32 MB VRAM
Comments
The universal binary (version 1.1) link is dead on feral interactive site
Bionicle works on mac os x 10.4.11 and mac os x 10.5.8 on power mac G4 1.25 Ghz mirror door 2003.
No problems.