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First post, by Glitchologteam

Posted on 2015-06-07, 01:36

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Hello there, I recently found a old Macintosh (around 2000, with MAC OS 9.2) and I would like to know what are the game that the Mac can play with a Windows PC of the same era over a LAN

What I mean is for example, you create a LAN server on a Windows PC (Windows 98) and the Macintosh (Mac OS 9.2) can join the game like if it was another Windows PC. It is possible?

I don'T know if im clear, but I don'T know what is the name of that feature.

Thanks in advance!

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Reply 1 of 14, by SpeedySPCFan

Posted on 2015-06-07, 14:41

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I believe Myth 1 supports this. Not completely sure.

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Reply 2 of 14, by akula65

Posted on 2015-06-07, 15:49

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Speaking of Myth, Myth II: Soulblighter is still being updated, even for Mac Classic. Latest update downloads are available here:

http://projectmagma.net/downloads/myth2_180/

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Reply 3 of 14, by leileilol

Posted on 2015-06-07, 22:52

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Reply 4 of 14, by chinny22

Posted on 2015-06-08, 12:22

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I THINK warcraft 2 may have been able to?

Reply 5 of 14, by Procyon

Posted on 2015-06-08, 13:27

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Not sure, but perhaps Diablo II.

Reply 6 of 14, by obobskivich

Posted on 2015-06-08, 23:14

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I think all of the Blizzard games that work on Mac/Windows support this, but I'm not certain of it.

Reply 7 of 14, by Blurredman

Posted on 2015-06-09, 19:18

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Reply 8 of 14, by filipetolhuizen

Posted on 2015-06-10, 04:51

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If you have any problems, install the Appletalk protocol in all Windows machines. Don't know if Windows 9x supports it, but XP sure does.

Reply 9 of 14, by Glitchologteam

Posted on 2015-06-12, 00:45

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thanks for the answer guys! ill take a look on the games mentionned

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Reply 10 of 14, by silikone

Posted on 2015-06-13, 16:26

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Speaking of compatibility, how many games allow you to install on Windows and Mac OS from the same disc?

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Reply 11 of 14, by filipetolhuizen

Posted on 2015-06-13, 16:46

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silikone wrote:
Speaking of compatibility, how many games allow you to install on Windows and Mac OS from the same disc?

Prince Interactive is one. Not exactly a game, but close enough.

Reply 12 of 14, by akula65

Posted on 2015-06-13, 16:53

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Bungie's Myth II: Soulblighter
SSI's Imperialism II: The Age of Exploration
SSI's Panzer General

I know I have some adventure games that install to both as well, but I would have to sift through some stuff.

Reply 13 of 14, by leileilol

Posted on 2015-06-13, 17:31

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There's loads of hybrid games (and most of them are Macromedia Director-based). This topic deals with the ones that network and game against eachother

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Reply 14 of 14, by chinny22

Posted on 2015-06-15, 21:04

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Warcraft 1 and 2 had Mac and PC on the same CD. I would not be surprised if it is the same for the other Blizzard games listed depending on how you got them (I got the Warcrafts in the original Battle Chest pack)
Id be interested how this goes once your up and running. I have no desire to get an old Mac but the concept is cool

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