Crystal Caliburn
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| Author: | LittleWing |
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crystal_caliburntm_disk.img_.sit (1.24 MB)
For System 6.x - Mac OS 9
This game is still available from its publisher
Neat little pinball game.
Overview:
Crystal Caliburn was designed and developed in Japan. It received high praise from the New York Times, and has won many prizes and awards all over the world, including the Best Simulation award from the Software Publishers' Association.
Crystal Caliburn is an authentic pinball simulator with colorful features, ultra-realistic ball movement, superb sound effects and beautiful graphics. Its three-level playfield, super-real 3D ramps, and three ball multiball will bring real arcade excitement to your computer!
Multi-Battle: Start Multiball play by locking the balls and completing the targets. Crystal Caliburn's exclusive high-speed algorithm maintains smooth ball movement, even during three-ball play.
QuickMove: It is a feature for experts with time limits.
Holy Grail: You must overcome the toughest ordeals to claim Crystal Caliburn's most challenging feature.
Magic Spot Targets: Hit targets on the left and right sides to activate a wide variety of features.
Merlin Magic: The great wizard Merlin gives you Mystery Points.
Crystal Caliburn has many more exciting features--too many to describe here.
- Top DL: A pre-installed copy of Crystal Caliburn v1.02
- 2nd DL: The full CD, zipped .iso of Crystal Caliburn v1.03 - If extracting this .zip under a classic Mac OS, use MacZip to extract and the Virtual CD/DVD-ROM Utility to mount the .iso
MD5 checksum & filename: 7746f9a338572dc0c00d420f2db1cad5 *crystal-caliburn-103.zip - 3rd DL: Software patch to version 1.0.4, allowing Crystal Caliburn to run on Mac OS 9.x
Manual included.
CompatibilityArchitecture: 68k
Mac SSW 6.0.7 or higher, 256 colors, 4 MB RAM. Supports Mac SSW 7, patching allows running on systems up to Mac OS 9.2.2
Comments
crystal Cailburn pinball 1.0.4 update will make the game work in mac os 9.1 and 9.2.2.
I have the disk but lost the code and found it by searching for Crystal Caliburn v 1.02 code and was able to play finally!
Of course, the new 1.2MB download link is the original floppy disk image. Can't remember if it needs a serial If it does I'll find mine and post it.
I thought I uploaded the CD media here originally? I dont know what happened.. The floppy disk version would be a good addition like you said.
I don't see your name in the Revisions list, bertyboy. Was there another upload of the same game elsewhere (since removed as a double-up)? - I have the original media on a bundled CD but I think a floppy disk set would be a good addition also.
what happened to the links for the original version ? I uploaded images of the original floppy disk media, don't tell me they're "bundled" into the 62MB download on MU.
By the way the registration code to play this game was written on a folder.
Does anyone want to post high scores on this page? I've got a high score (so far) of 60,520,830.
Multi-battle is NUTS on this game!
- No v1.03 download available from LW
- No v1.03 documentation available from LW
- No mention of purchase of v1.03 on LW site
- No mention of anything relating to v1.03 on LW site
- v1.03 does not work with OS 8
- v1.03 only works on obsolete Macs or emulators (and with latency, it's not that great on emulators)
- v1.03 is now 17 years old
- v1.03 was distributed in a bundle along with two other games by StarPlay Productions, called "Games of Fame" (the other two games in the bundle were F/A-18 Hornet Classic by Graphic Simulations Corporation (1993) and Pathways into Darkness by Bungie (1993)). Significantly, this bundle was sold in 1995, two years *after* the release of CC v1.03 and sales for that version of CC had presumably begun to decline.
If it walks like a duck...
I believe Littlewing are still selling and supporting this (and their other pinball games) on OS X.
Therefore, this may still amount to piracy (I love this game tho).
Thank you Mike Garden. Now I can sleep easy tonight...
IIGS_User asked:
Looking at the copy I own from a Mac bundled software collection of the mid '90's, it is version 1.03 not version 1.0.3 (picky, picky, picky)
Reason for us to hold it, I believe.
llGS, as far as I know, CC has not changed from v1x through v3x except for being upgraded to play on newer systems. I've played the demo v3.0.1 (OSX Classic) and it appeared to be exactly the same as the 17 year old v1.0.3 (which will NOT play in Classic but will play using Basilisk ll). Therefore, my opinion of this game remains the same for all three major versions.
Are you talking about version 1.0.3 or 3.0.1?
This is the best pinball game of all time in my opinion. Highly addictive, great sound effects, awesome graphics, and the ball movement is about as realistic as you can possible have.
Version 1.0.3 runs in Basilisk, game sets itself to 8 bit color. v1 is the same as v3 as far as I can tell. I'll try to upload v1.x (1995) soon.