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File Name: (912 k) Date: Apr 27, 2000 From: Nate Chrysler Subject: 10-KeyRacing1.1.sit.hqx Description: This game is useful for exercising your 10-key typing skills. You must complete a 35 character line of random numbers and decimals to finish each race. After your qualifying round, you will race against 5 other computer cars.

The other cars speed are based on your past performance, so the better you get, the better the other cars get. File Name: (136 k) Date: Dec 21, 2000 From: 'Gary Smith' Subject: COINS ($1.64 Puzzle) Program Name: $1.64 Puzzle Description: Middle School level math program. Students must place four quarters, four dimes, four nickels, and four pennies on a 4 by 4 grid so that the rows and columns sum to given values. The program generates hundreds of problems on two levels of difficulty. Gary Smith gsmith@polymathlove.com. File Name: (692 k) Date: Jun 29, 1997 From: jkusv93@www.tufvan.hv.se Subject: 16 Marbles v1.0 (FAT) Here's another nice little board game. The object of the game is to remove as many marbles as possible from the board.

It's easy to learn but hard to solve. This game is a shareware product.

16 Marbles v1.0 requires a Macintosh with about 1 Megabyte of free RAM and System 7 or better. This game is a FAT binary, so it should work on both PowerMacs and on some older Macs. Do not distribute for profit or on CD-ROM without my permission.

(Permission granted for InfoMac CD-ROMs) File Name: (224 k) Date: Mar 27, 1998 From: filmman@pacificnet.net Subject: 2ndencounter Laz's 2nd Encounter is a scenario for Wolfenstein 3D (3rd Encounter or full commercial version). Laz File Name: (148 k) Date: Feb 24, 2000 From: M Diamond Subject: 3d Brick Bash!

Version: 1.4 3d Brick Bash! Version: 1.4 This game is a 3D version of the classic break-out game. It requires Color Quickdraw and a 68020 processor. Originally released in the early 1990's, it was designed to run well on old Macs such as the LC II and IIci, though it runs fine on new models such as the iMac. This release removes shareware notices, making it a freeware game. Replaces earlier versions, such as 3dBrick. and 3dBrickBash1.3.1.sit.hqx.

To include on Info-Mac CD archives. Matt Diamond File Name: (252 k) Date: Apr 23, 2001 From: M Diamond Subject: 3d Brick Bash! 2.0 This game is a 3D version of the classic break-out game. Version 2 has many improvements, is PPC-native, and is freeware. It requirements a PowerMac, OS 8 or greater, and 4 MB memory available. Does NOT replace version 1.4, which is for 680x0 Macs.

OK to redistribute, including Info-Mac CD archives. File Name: (804 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 From: billc@CS.Stanford.EDU Subject: 3-D Cannon 3-D Cannon 3-D Cannon is a shareware game that uses 3-D polygon graphics with texture mapping. Two players command stationary tank-like weapons that sit on a fractal mountain and take turns shooting at each other. When players shoot at each other the camera follows the bullet as it flies through the air. File Name: (3016 k) Date: Oct 31, 1998 From: colin@freeverse.com Subject: 3D Klondike for iMac! 3D Klondike is tailor made to look stunning on your iMac, (although it looks pretty good on other Macs too:-) Now you can play the world's most addictive game while Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and a sushi-eating Polar Bear kibbitz! What could be more fun than that?!?

Did you say 'pie'? Well in 3D Klondike there's plenty of pie to go around, (even if it is more of the throwing than the eating variety). Download this hilarious shareware game now! Requires any Mac with system 7 or greater and 4 megs of ram.

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Optimized for the iMac with a bondi-blue color scheme. File Name: (280 k) Date: Mar 26, 1999 From: seth@tabberer.com Subject: 3D Maker 3D Maker allows you to apply various 3D filters to a picture.

These filters include an emboss filter and a 3D glasses filter. 3D Maker offers support for Navigational Services. Please feel free to include this game on any CD.

File Name: (16976 k) Date: Jun 22, 2000 From: 'Dan 'Remy' Dickinson' Subject: 3D Setback aka Pitch 1.2 Setback, (or 'Pitch' as it is sometimes called), is a quick card game that mixes luck and skill to create an incredibly fun game! In Setback aka Pitch, you get dealt 6 cards. The player who starts defines which suit is trump and thus a quick game of Setback begins!

Setback is a team game which mixes luck and skill. Hey, you'll love it! - Internet Play. Voice Recognition. 3D Animated, Interchangeable, Talking Opponents - Music menu with full MP3 player capabilities. Uses Freeverse Software's award-winning 3D card engine!

Requires MacOS 8.1 or later, 8 Megs of RAM, and 15 Megs of Storage. Setback is $19.95 shareware, or $29.95 for the CD-Rom version full of extra opponents. More information available at Freeverse Software File Name: (12368 k) Date: Jun 22, 2000 From: 'Dan 'Remy' Dickinson' Subject: 3D Spades Deluxe 2.2 Freeverse's 3D Spades Deluxe is the best Spades game for the Macintosh. Solo or Net play, take a look! Starting with the assumption that card games are as much about social interaction as about following suit, Freeverse Software has designed an interface that is fun, easy and remarkably social.

Play against the computer, or log-on and find a human opponent. 3D Spades Deluxe makes it easy. Whether you're a novice or an old pro, this is the Spades game for you!

- Internet Play. Voice Recognition. 3D Animated, Interchangeable, Talking Opponents - Music menu with full MP3 player capabilities.

Uses Freeverse Software's award-winning 3D card engine! Requires MacOS 8.1 or later, 8 Megs of RAM, and 15 Megs of Storage. Spades Deluxe is $19.95 shareware, or $29.95 for the CD-Rom version full of extra opponents. More information available at Freeverse Software File Name: (412 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 From: mjhunter@scripps.edu Subject: 48hours Hi all, You have been dropped within the walls of Hitler's hideaway fortress. Your mission is simple. You have fourty-eight hours to find and destroy Hitler. First you must find your way into the fortress then work your way through a series of levels until you find him.

Hilter is very well protected. (14 levels) Let me know if you like the levels (mjhunter@scripps.edu) or can even check out my web page at (Mike Hunter File Name: (12 k) Date: Dec 04, 1998 From: csrstka@earthlink.net Subject: bolo-map-4-isles-of-doom 4 Isles of Doom is my favorite map of those that I have made. I have uploaded one other map, Island of Imperialism, to the archive, but this is probably the better of the two. I made some other maps, but I didn't think them worth uploading to the archive. I actually made the map a few years ago, but don't seem to have uploaded it, so I am doing so now.

The map consists of four islands. The two larger islands in the northwest and east are reasonably forested, while the central and southwestern islands have no trees at all, making it necessary to import trees from the larger two islands. The northwest island is the largest and probably the most valuable island of the four.

It has lots of forest, which makes many of the bases open to sneak attacks. It has several bases and pills scattered throughout it, but the best spot is in the northwest corner, where there are four bases and four pills. However, this little fortress is surrounded by a river and plenty of swampland, which will make it a little difficult to overtake. However, once you own this base, you will find it quite defendable. The eastern island is rather large but consists of mostly forest, although there are a few bases and pills. There's a nice little island in the center of the map that contains two bases.

It is fairly open to invasion because its location in the center of the map makes it rather accessible, and may be on the front lines. However, it's defended by shallow water, which causes spiking to take a little extra effort if you put some pills on it. By the time your enemy gets onto the island, (s)he will be well within the range of your pills. The southwest island is really just a large maze with several bases and pills.

It could be a nice fortress, but it doesn't have any trees, so you need to import them from somewhere else in order to build defenses. I usually leave this island alone until I am able to make myself established on the northwestern or eastern islands, but you may find it useful. Island of Imperialism Island of Imperialism is my first really playable map. I made one other, 4 Isles of Doom, which is probably better than this one. However, I still think that this one is okay. I made lots of other maps as well, but most were not worth uploading here, so only these two will be uploaded.

I actually made this map a few years ago, but it seems I never uploaded it to the archive, so I will do so now. The idea for the island was partially inspired by Everard Island and partially by Boulley's Bolo Maps, which I liked and which can probably still be found on the info-mac archive. The island's shape is pretty generic, about the size of Everard but more rounded. The map is rather heavily forested, especially in the southeastern parts of the map. There is one really good base area in the southeastern corner of the map that contains four bases and four pills, as well as a few more pills not far away. You will probably want to try taking this base.

If you take it, it makes an excellent refuelling spot, but it is a bit difficult to take out and the forests around it make it a bit prone to sneak attacks. There's also a reasonably good base on a small island just north center of the map that has two bases and four pills; being surrounded on three sides by water and separated from the main island on the southern side by a small channel, it is harder to attack, if a bit out of the way.

If you can get this base, it should be easier to defend than the other bases. However, there aren't really many trees near it, which can be a problem when fixing pills and building defenses. However, this means it's also harder for enemies to sneak up on the base through the forest. File Name: (96 k) Date: Nov 23, 1999 From: 'Denis Birnie' Subject: 500 Cards v2.0.1 500 is a (distant relative of Bridge) card game in which two partnerships play to be first to score 500! 500 Cards allows a single user to partner with a computer player and take on an all computer partnership at a variety of difficulty levels. Version 2 adds optional multi-user play (2-4 users) via Apple's NetSprocket software, fixes a number of bugs and improves the overall interface. 500 Cards should run on almost any Mac, from 68K B/W models still running System 6 to the latest iMacs!

File Name: (4252 k) Date: Jun 24, 2003 From: Shari Subject: 5k-poker-dice-osx.hqx 5k Poker Dice - MacPPC, OSX, WIN A cross between poker and the traditional 5-dice games, with several variations to play. Traditional, Down the Line, Wild Cards, Hearts, Acey Deucey, Face Off, Roll for Par, Early Bird and Lots of Zingers. High scores bring out Madame Murghi the fortune teller to tell your fortune. Over 1000 fortunes. For those of you who loved Killer Dice, this is the logical sequel, with several variations and added categories to score in, and the introduction of Madame Murghi the fortune teller in all her wicked glory. Shareware $19.99 - File Name: (4404 k) Date: Jun 24, 2003 From: Shari Subject: 5k-poker-dice-ppc.hqx 5k Poker Dice - MacPPC, OSX, WIN A cross between poker and the traditional 5-dice games, with several variations to play. Traditional, Down the Line, Wild Cards, Hearts, Acey Deucey, Face Off, Roll for Par, Early Bird and Lots of Zingers.

High scores bring out Madame Murghi the fortune teller to tell your fortune. Over 1000 fortunes.

For those of you who loved Killer Dice, this is the logical sequel, with several variations and added categories to score in, and the introduction of Madame Murghi the fortune teller in all her wicked glory. Shareware $19.99 File Name: (12 k) Date: Oct 26, 2001 From: Dale Tournemille Subject: 7th Guest PowerPC Patch readme 7th Guest PPC Patch Written April 16, 1995 by John Stephen Disclaimer This is an UNOFFICIAL patch for The 7th Guest. I am not an employee of Virgin Games nor do they have any idea that I have created this patch. This application has not been tested extensively and may have bugs or cause problems with The 7th Guest. However, given that The 7th Guest already has serious problems with Power Macintoshes, and given that I havent experienced any problems myself while playing a patched version of the game on my Power Macintosh, I dont believe there is any serious risk with using this software. What it does This application fixes a Power Macintosh incompatibility with Virgin Games The 7th Guest.

This fixes a random crashing problem which occurs while playing the game on Power Macintosh computers (ie - PowerMac 6100, 7100, or 8100). This crash is caused by a bug in the part of the games code which controls the mouse/cursor in the game and that bug is fixed by this patch. How to use it You must have already installed The 7th Guest on your Macintosh before you can use this application to patch your game. This application can only patch the copy of The 7th Guest which is installed on your hard drive - it can not patch the copy on the CD-ROM (CD-ROMs cant be modified).

Before using this application, make sure that any virus protection software that you are running is turned off. This application modifies the code in your 7th Guest application and therefore could be mistaken for a virus by some detection software.

To patch your game, do the following: Open the patcher application (it is named 7th Guest PPC Patch ). You will see a standard open file dialog when the application starts up. Find your copy of T7GMac on your hard disk and select it. T7GMac is the application that you open when you want to play The 7th Guest.

If you have renamed this application, select the renamed copy. Click the Open button.

If you double-clicked T7GMac when you selected it, you wont need to do this step. Assuming that everything went OK, you should see an alert informing you that the patch was successful. If you ever re-install The 7th Guest, you will also need to re-apply this patch. Enjoy the game!

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- John File Name: (264 k) Date: Mar 17, 2001 From: Dscottknudsen@cs.com Subject: 8-ball emulator submission Content-Type: text/plain; charset='UTF-8'Content-Language: en This Mac application puts a pool table on your screen and lets you shoot the balls down the pockets. Unlike other pool table applications, you can set the table and balls to any size you wish. There are hundreds of settings available for speed and friction.

The Aim Assist feature shows you which direction and how far the cue ball will go when you shoot. Shot Status information is provided, like a referee, to show whose turn it is, whether they've made a legal shot, whether a player has won the game, etc., according to rules for either 8Ball or 9Ball.

To see what sets 8-Ball Emulator apart from the rest, try minimum ball size and friction settings. Full documentation is available thru the 'Save Help Text' button in the Help dialog. Version X.1:.

Fixes a MacOS 8.1 crash. File Name: (1024 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 From: christen@mpi-sb.mpg.de (Michael Christen) Subject: Abbalone 3D 1.0 What is 'Abbalone 3D' Abbalone 3D is the realisation of the well-known board game 'Abalone' as a computer game. The main task of this realisation is to produce a program with a nice and easy-to-use user interface, but additionally we developed a strong computer opponent. License You are allowed to use 'Abbalone 3D' one month for free. If you contine using 'Abbalone 3D' you must pay a shareware fee of 30 US$. Your are allowed to give away copies of Abbalone 3D as long as you ship it with all parts of the distribution ('Abbalone 3D' application, 'Register' application and Readme), and you are allowed to offer this package on ftp and other internet services, but not on/from server or services from the MSN. You are not allowed to sell this distribution or include it in commercial products.

Anomic Software File Name: (488 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 From: mkelly@cs.uoregon.edu Subject: Absolute Zero 1.0.4 Update These files will update your existing Absolute Zero version 1.0.3 to version 1.0.4. This update will work only with version 1.0.3.

If you have an earlier version, you must first upgrade to version 1.0.3. This update will probably crash if you use it to upgrade a version earlier than 1.0.3. Version 1.0.4 fixes a nasty crash bug that reared its ugly head in version 1.0.3.

There have been no other changes since version 1.0.3. File Name: (596 k) Date: Apr 24, 1999 From: frch0188@waikato.ac.nz Subject: ACE! 1.5.1 - an extendable save game editor ACE! Allows you to edit the 'save game' documents created by many commercial and shareware games (these documents are referred to as 'characters' by some games). Additionally, ACE!

Allows you to print details of these save games. Initially, you can edit the save games from Abuse, Bard's Tale, Curse of Dragor, Damage Incorporated, Death Blade, Doom (1, 2 and Ultimate), Escape Velocity (standard and Override), Foobar vs the DEA, Harry the Handsome Executive, Heroes of Might & Magic (1 and 2), Jewel of Arabia - Dreamers, King's Bounty, Mantra, Marathon (1, 2, Infinity, Excalibur and Evil), Might and Magic (1, 2 and 3), Omega (version 0.75 and 0.80), Pathways into Darkness, Realmz (5 and 6), Ultima III, Unlimited Adventures, Wizardry Gold and Yipe! However, ACE!

Can be extended to edit other save games through the use of plug-in 'modules'. Will run on any Macintosh or MacOS compatible computer. It requires a minimum of System 7.0 or higher, 350k of disc space, and 384k of free RAM (preferred 850k and 1500k respectively). Version 1.5.1 adds support for Realmz 6, and allows the user to save and recall 'favorite' items. File Name: (536 k) Date: Mar 27, 1999 From: frch0188@waikato.ac.nz Subject: ACE! 1.5 - An extendable save game editor ACE! Allows you to edit the 'save game' documents created by many commercial and shareware games (these documents are referred to as 'characters' by some games).

Additionally, ACE! Allows you to print details of these save games. Initially, you can edit the save games from Abuse, Bard's Tale, Curse of Dragor, Damage Incorporated, Death Blade, Doom (1, 2 and Ultimate), Escape Velocity (standard and Override), Foobar vs the DEA, Harry the Handsome Executive, Heroes of Might & Magic (1 and 2), Jewel of Arabia - Dreamers, King's Bounty, Mantra, Marathon (1, 2, Infinity, Excalibur and Evil), Might and Magic (1, 2 and 3), Omega (version 0.75 and 0.80), Pathways into Darkness, Realmz, Ultima III, Unlimited Adventures, Wizardry Gold and Yipe! However, ACE! Can be extended to edit other save games through the use of plug-in 'modules'. Will run on any Macintosh or MacOS compatible computer.

It requires a minimum of System 7.0 or higher, 350k of disc space, and 384k of free RAM (preferred 850k and 1500k respectively). Version 1.5 adds many new scripts to manipulate lists, new modules for Heroes of Might & Magic II and Death Blade, and also incorporates some bug fixes and enhancements. Richard Drysdall. File Name: (612 k) Date: Aug 11, 1999 From: frch0188@waikato.ac.nz Subject: ACE!

1.6.2 - an extendable 'save game' editor ACE! Allows you to edit the 'save game' documents created by many commercial and shareware games (these documents are referred to as 'characters' by some games). Additionally, ACE! Allows you to print details of these save games. Initially, you can edit the save games from Abuse, Bard's Tale, Curse of Dragor, Damage Incorporated, Death Blade, Doom (1, 2 and Ultimate), Dragon Blade, Escape Velocity (standard and Override), Foobar vs the DEA, Harry the Handsome Executive, Heroes of Might & Magic (1 and 2), Jewel of Arabia - Dreamers, King's Bounty, Mantra, Marathon (1, 2, Infinity, Excalibur and Evil), Master of Orion, Might and Magic (1, 2 and 3), Omega, Pathways into Darkness, Realmz (5 and 6), Ultima III, Unlimited Adventures, Wizardry Gold, Yipe! (2 and 3) and ZPC.

However, ACE! Can be extended to edit other save games through the use of plug-in 'modules'. Will run on any Macintosh or MacOS compatible computer. It requires a minimum of System 7.0 or higher, 850k of disc space, and 512k of free RAM (preferred 1.5 MB).

Version 1.6.2 fixes a bug that could cause ACE! To use the wrong module, even when the correct module was ticked in the module menu. This archive has been checked for viruses. Permission is given for this archive to be included on the Info-Mac CD ROM.

Richard Drysdall. File Name: (616 k) Date: Sep 11, 1999 From: Richard Drysdall Subject: ACE! 1.7 - an extendable 'save game' editor ACE! Allows you to edit the 'save game' documents created by many commercial and shareware games (these documents are referred to as 'characters' by some games). Additionally, ACE! Allows you to print details of these save games.

Initially, you can edit the save games from Abuse, Bard's Tale, Curse of Dragor, Damage Incorporated, Death Blade, Doom (1, 2 and Ultimate), Dragon Blade, Escape Velocity (standard and Override), Fallout, Foobar vs the DEA, Harry the Handsome Executive, Heroes of Might & Magic (1 and 2), Jewel of Arabia - Dreamers, King's Bounty, Mantra, Marathon (1, 2, Infinity, Excalibur and Evil), Master of Orion, Might and Magic (1, 2 and 3), Omega, Pathways into Darkness, Pool of Radiance, Realmz, System Shock, Ultima III, Unlimited Adventures, Wizardry Gold, Yipe! (2 and 3) and ZPC. However, ACE! Can be extended to edit other save games through the use of plug-in 'modules'. Will run on any Macintosh or MacOS compatible computer. It requires a minimum of System 7.0 or higher, 850k of disc space, and 512k of free RAM (preferred 1.5 MB).

Version 1.7 adds three new modules and fixes some bugs. This archive has been checked for viruses. Permission is given for this archive to be included on the Info-Mac CD ROM.

Richard Drysdall. File Name: (680 k) Date: Apr 25, 2001 From: Richard Drysdall Subject: ACE! 1.8.2 - an extendable save game editor ACE!

Allows you to edit the 'save game' documents created by many commercial and shareware games (these documents are referred to as 'characters' by some games). Additionally, ACE! Allows you to print details of these save games. Will run on any Macintosh or MacOS compatible computer. It requires a minimum of System 7.0 or higher, 850k of disc space, and 512k of free RAM (preferred 1.5 MB).

For more information, visit the ACE! Web page at Version 1.8.2 makes some minor updates to the Wizardry Gold, Baldur's Gate and Ferazel's Wand modules, and also adds new modules for Marathon RED, Marathon Rubicon and Mantra II. This archive has been checked for viruses.

Permission is given for this archive to be included on the Info-Mac CD ROM. File Name: (8 k) Date: Apr 15, 1998 From: drysdall@mailserv.waikato.ac.nz Subject: ACE Realmz 5 module This package is designed for use with the application 'ACE!' Version 1.2.1. Is a save game (character) editor which uses plug-in 'modules' to extend it's use. The complete ACE!

Package can be obtained from any Info-Mac mirror (version 1.2.1 is the most recent). The 'Realmz 5.x' module allows you to edit character files from Realmz version 5.0 or higher. The original Realmz module supplied with ACE will not correctly open Realmz 5 character files. This file should be archived in the 'game' directory. This file has been checked for viruses with Disinfectant version 3.7.1.

Permission is given for this program to be included on the Info-Mac CD rom. Richard Drysdall, University of Waikato, New Zealand. File Name: (80 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 Date: Fri, 12 Jun 92 16:58:26 CDT From: PC0TMYS Subject: achi.hqx Enclosed is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing an Achi game program that I wrote. The program is freeware and can be run on any Macintosh computer.

It requires 230K of memory and is 32-bit clean. Achi is a board game for two people. You can play against the computer or against another person.

It is similar to tic-tac-toe, except that you get to move your pieces after you put them all down. Documentation is available online and as a 'read me' file. Bill Hale File Name: (1668 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 10:23:01 -0500 (CDT) From: Chris Sloan Subject: ActionDome1.0.cpt.hqx Alien Action Dome is an Arcade game. Purpose, to collect bowls and pass through 40 levels. Simplistic controls and easy movement. Compatible with Powermacs and 680x0. Slower on 4 recommended) - 4.5 MB of hard disk space - Monitor capable of displaying 256 and 640 x 480 pixels The game is accelerated for PowerMacs.

Please read the Read Me enclosed. The Balloon Man home page is located here: I give permission for my program to be included on the Info-Mac CD-ROM. Thank you, Lasse Krabye hkrabye@login.eunet.no File Name: (228 k) Date: Oct 09, 1999 From: Andy Subject: Balls!

V1.0.2 Lottery Manager. Hypercard stack to manage five and six ball lottos.

Optional bonus ball is also supported. Also available as a standalone application. Enjoy and good luck! File Name: (1796 k) Date: Jan 13, 2000 From: RoboDog Subject: banachan-10.hqx The Banachan is a tiling puzzle. The goal of this game is making a circle of four tiles and a line of three tiles at the same time. Some command buttons for automatic movement of tiles are prepared. File Name: (3928 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 From: (Andrew Welch) andrew@AmbrosiaSW.com Subject: Barrack 1.0.3 Installer Meticulously crafted by Greg Lovette, Barrack is a game that is hard to pigeonhole.

It exhibits a precarious balance between action and strategy; thinking and reflex. The feeling you get from playing Barrack is an eccentric harmony between the automatic, mind-numbing pleasure of Tetris and the kind of action found in Maelstrom.

The result is that you'll be left with sweat on your brow. Barrack's goal is deceptively simple; there are a number of balls on the play field that are bouncing like a neurotic on a sugar rush. Your job is to use your shooter to isolate them. Sounds easy, right?

First of all, if a ball breaks your shooter's particle beam before it tears through the play field, your shooter overloads and explodes in a cascade of fire and scrap metal. The second problem is that these aren't any ordinary balls. They have more personalities than Sybil, and none of them are particularly friendly.

We'll leave the particulars up to your imagination for now, but suffice it to say that these aren't the kind of balls you get from bubble gum machines. Oh, did we forget to mention the land shark? Bosco is a rare breed of shark capable of rearranging his molecular structure at will. This enables him to travel at quite a clip through otherwise solid substances. If you don't pay attention while he closes in on your shooter, you may end up being fish-bait.

He's tenacious, voracious, and about every other -acious you can think of, all rolled into one lean, mean, shooter-munchin' machine. Barrack features stunning artwork, intense action, vibrant 8-channel stereo sound effects, and the addictiveness that comes standard in an Ambrosia game. Price: $15.00 Requires: 256 Color Screen, 13' or Greater; 040 or PowerPC recommended File Name: (2892 k) Date: Jan 29, 1999 From: jlandis@iname.com Subject: fantasy baseball stand a lone fantasy program for all those that love to play.

Up to 30 teams can play - part of the ProDRAFT package of sports fantasy managers. Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Golf and Auto Racing. PC version available. Requires File maker 3 or higher This program may be distributed on CD File Name: (208 k) Date: Apr 17, 2000 From: 'Colin Parker' Subject: Recently Submitted File I recently uploaded a game to your archive. The name of the game is Bob. It is a puzzle game, and the object is to collect all of the coins and leave through the exit. You have to be careful to avoid bombs, traps, and water.

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You can push things around, and even use your twin to help you with the solution. Requires Mac OS 8.0 or later Navigation Services Recommended(comes with 8.5) Mac OS 8.5 recommended The website is realness.virtualave.net Contact me at realmanppp@hotmail.com My name is Colin Parker The file is 231,169 bytes when un-binhexed File Name: (16 k) Date: Jun 19, 1998 From: nebrfan@kdsi.net Subject: BathroomInfo.Server Bathroom Informational Server Perfect party gag! Take an old compact mac (Mac Plus, SE) to a bathroom (Any mac will work, if you dont have a MacPlus, ect). Load BIS onto the mac and leave it running while guests are at your house and let the fun begin! REQUIRES: HyperCard Player File Name: (1768 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 From: ajohnson@eecs.uic.edu (Andy Johnson) Subject: Battalion 1.4 improvements: - runs twice as fast as before on 68K macs and power macs - lots of little improvements to the mac interface battalion is a game of 'monsters, explosions and senseless destruction' where you choose to play one of four giant monsters and go rampaging through a small town destroying everything in sight.

Of course this gives the military a chance to go blow something up, so pretty soon the shells and the energy beams are flying. Battalion is freeware battalion is an arcade game requires: - 3 megs of RAM (more is better) - 3 megs of space on disc (while battalion now runs on a 68K Mac, it still doesn't run very well, so a power mac or compatible is highly recommended) battalion is written in OpenGL(r) and was originally written for Silicon Graphics machines. It has been ported to most flavours of UNIX and now the Macintosh. Permission is granted for inclusion on the Info-Mac CDROM more info is available from the battalion home page at: File Name: (184 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 Date: Sun, 14 Aug 94 13:16:39 PDT From: jafl@Alice.Wonderland.Caltech.EDU (John Lindal) Subject: Battleship 2.0.2 Battleship 2.0.2 The classic game of battleship. Play against the computer or your friend.

You can choose from 3 different games: one shot per turn, one shot per ship, and shoot until you miss. John Lindal jafl@alice.wonderland.caltech.edu File Name: (72 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 Date: Tue, 21 Feb 1995 20:08:20 -0430 From: nisfrm95@student.umu.se (Niklas Frykholm) Subject: BattleTanks 2.12 by Niklas Frykholm BattleTanks is an Artillery-style game in which up to 10 players try to blow each other up using 16 different kinds of weapons. The current version supports both color and B&W and makes use of the entire screen. The game is part of the Niklas Frykholm Shareware Package. The registration fee is $5 for the entire package. Niklas Frykholm, nisfrm95@student.umu.se File Name: (656 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 From: jrmorgan@MIT.EDU (Jamie Morgan) Subject: Battuere 1.0 Battuere is a strategy game played on an 8 by 8 square board by one or two players (human vs. Human or human vs.

A variation of Battuere has appeared in Martin Gardner's Mathematical Recreations column in Scientific American. Battuere, like checkers and chess, is a mixture of offense and defense. The rules are extremely simple, but the game play is challenging and highly enjoyable.

Check it out! Battuere features:. raytraced 256 color graphics with rich textures. 3D perspective view of granite gameboard and pawns. fluid animation of game pawns. multichannel music plays in the background.

four songs to choose from. multichannel asynchronous sound effects. two play modes: human vs. Human and human vs.

Computer. computer uses variable ply Minimax search engine to determine optimal move. computer can play on any of 3 skill levels. ability to save games in progress and play them later. scoring system with record for top 10 scores.

user-adjustable time limit from 1 to 999 seconds per move (with 5 second warning). L.E.D.-type game clock shows game time and move time. 3 animation modes for Macs of all speeds. miniature overhead view for rapid movement of pawns. ability to retract undesirable moves.

complete on-line help and information And more! Requires:. a monitor of at least 640 by 480 resolution. 256 color capability. 1400k of free memory.

for music: QuickTimeT 2.0 or greater and (optionally) the 'QuickTime Musical Instruments' file (if you don't already have these, Battuere includes instructions on how to get them) Author: Jamie Morgan e-mail: jrmorgan@mit.edu Battuere is $15 shareware. File Name: (1080 k) Date: May 07, 2001 From: Vince Hodgson Subject: Bad Day Simulator 2001 System Requirements Any Mac (68k or PPC) Plenty of time to waste.

The Amazing Bad Day Simulator 2001. Copyright (c) Practically Useless Software 1991, 2001 Features: - Sorrow - Woe - Bad Times New in BDS2001: - GOOD TIMES!!!! Ok, so what's it all about?

Don't you just hate it when you aim for a spotted fish, and all you get is a stripey one? (What do you mean, no?). It can really bring your whole day down.

Fortunately you can now endure all this heartache in a virtual format, leaving you free to enjoy your real life. History Bad Day Simulator was originally written for the Amiga (in AMOS) in 1991 by me, Vince Hodgson. It was soon ported to other popular formats such as 68k Macintosh (by Graham Cox) and Windows 3.1 (by Stephen Baxter), as well as ZX81, Spectrum and so on. Unfortunately these versions are lost to the world (unless Graham or Stephen can put me right on that one). In 1997 BDS found its spiritual home on the internet and lived there for 4 good years.

Now I've changed my ISP I feel it's about time I brought BDS back to the desktop, and here we are! Packed with new features (OK, packed with one new feature, you can now choose how bad you day is going to be) and ready to go, BDS2001 is the future of home despondency now. This is also my first attempt. at programming since that Amiga version all those years ago, so I'd love to hear any comments.

Then I'll start on other useless nonsense such as Washing Machine Emulator and the like. The way I look at it, all the useful software has been written and so I might as well write some useless software.This is not strictly true, if you count the times I've re-written BDS for the ZX81 & Spectrum (emulated), but seeing as it's only four lines of code, I don't think it counts System requirements Any Macintosh or Windows95+ computer., plenty of time to waste doing pointless things.Depending on which archive you have Contact me e-mail: vincent.hodgson@ntlworld.com BDS 2001 is mail-ware. If you like it (or hate it, or just use it, or just use it once) please send me an e-mail to the above.

Just so I can see where it gets to. File Name: (404 k) Date: Oct 23, 1998 From: mboxall@whitley.unimelb.edu.au Subject: Beached II 1.1 (Tropical Adventure/Strategy Game) Whilst travelling out on the open sea, your boat sinks.

You, and two others are washed onto a tropical island. The island is a paradise, with trees, bananas, coconuts, and vines. However, you suddenly remember the long range weather forecast.

A tornado will form in this area in about one week. You must work hard to build a raft to get off the island, but also make sure you keep alive by eating, drinking and sleeping. The other survivors must build their own rafts too. You must decide if and when you help them, or if you line your own pockets with gold. This is, of course, the sequel to Beached. The object of the game is still the same, but there have been major changes made to the gameplay. There are now other survivors on the island controlled by the computer.

The sequel also has much better graphics, and some important improvements to the interface. Requires: System 7.0 or later 68020 or later or PPC 256 colours/greys Version 1.1 has an added 'Auto-Help' feature, making it easier for new players to understand the game. Also, clicking on your own player will now bring up a popup menu, allowing an easier method to select menu items. File Name: (288 k) Date: Feb 13, 1998 From: erkyrath@netcom.com Subject: A Bear's Night Out: a text adventure An adventure game in text format. File Name: (1316 k) Date: Jun 22, 2000 From: Sebastian Brytting Subject: Beasts and monsters Beasts & monsters is a very old black and white game. I think it runs on any working macintosh with a monitor. It's freeware.

(Of course.) File Name: (384 k) Date: Dec 27, 1998 From: toml@downstream.com Subject: Beat the Dragon 2.5 Abstract Beat the Dragon 2.5 An original, comical, addictive and incredibly frustrating solitaire game for your Macintosh. Beat the Dragon is much more challenging than standard varieties of patience. Like many solitaire games your aim is to build all 4 foundation piles, but watch out! There's a dragon with an attitude problem who seems to have the cards stacked in his favor.your mission: to Beat the Dragon at his own game! Hours of fun, hours of frustration, and hours of laughter.BTD is a must have for the solitaire expert and those of us who just want one really good time-waster to play while we wait for long downloads or just to procrastinate in style! Be sure to check out our other games and offers at: Beat the Dragon 2.5 fixes many bugs with version 2.0, speeds up game play, remembers your settings, comes with some new features, new laughs, but it's the same great game!

Requirements: Any color macintosh with 400k of free Hard Drive space and about 800k of free memory. Users of Black&White Macintoshes should download version 1.0 available on our web site or at most macintosh game archives on the internet. Beat the Dragon is shareware - only $10 to register, and this entitles you to free updates etc. (see the readme file for more information) and ENJOY! File Name: (2284 k) Date: Mar 11, 2002 From: Tom Lakovic Subject: Beat the Dragon 3.0 Now true full screen sizing options with big off-white (easy on the eyes) beautiful cards, animations, sounds, and arcade-like game-play fun. Beat the Dragon 3.0 comes alive at last, setting a new design and animation standard for solitaire games, BTD3 is a must have!

If you don't already know, Beat the Dragon is an original, comical, addictive and incredibly frusterating solitaire game for your Macintosh. Beat the Dragon is much more challenging than standard varieties of patience. Like many solitaire games your aim is to build all 4 foundation piles, but watch out! There's a dragon with an attitude problem who seems to have the cards stacked in his favor.your mission: to Beat the Dragon at his own game (new animated rules in the game show you how it's done). Hours of fun, hours of frusteration, and hours of laughter.BTD is a must have for the solitaire expert and those of us who just want one really good time-waster to play while we wait for long downloads or just to procrastinate in style! Be sure to check out our other games and offers at: Beat the Dragon 3.0 fixes many bugs with version 2.5, comes with all new features, sounds, full screen game-play, animation and design, new laughs, and a new animated rules demo for beginners but it's the same great game you love to hate!

Requirements: Any power macintosh with 3MB of free Hard Drive space and about 4MB of free memory. Users of Black&White Macintoshes can still download version 1.0 available on our web site or at most macintosh game archives on the internet. Beat the Dragon is shareware - still only $10 to register, and this entitles you to a personalized copy that gives you extra hints and high score saving ability. (see 'about' in the game for more information) and GOOD LUCK (you're going to need it)! File Name: (4796 k) Date: Dec 18, 2000 From: 'Jeffrey W. Hester' Subject: Bedlam 2 1.0.6 The year.2317.

The aliens are back!! Mankind has been virtually wiped out by an extraterrestrial armada! This shoot'em up game play puts you in the seat of the XJ-777, code-named 'Annihilator'. Only you can help save the solar system from ruthless alien domination. Bedlam 2 is a fast action, arcade-style game with forty-five levels of blistering game play. As you blast away at the invading forces, your ship moves along the bottom of the screen trying to avoid a barrage of enemy firepower, collisions with attacking ships and the occasional chunk of floating space debris. By racking up points along the way, you earn much-needed extra ships, and can even capture hunks of gold bars released when you've demolished the ships of some of the greedy trespassers.

Other fun and nasty surprises materialize during your long mission to free our galaxy from this evil infestation. Your first encounter with the alien aggressors begins near the outer-reaches of the solar system at the ninth planet, Pluto.

If successful, you move inwards to Neptune and each planet thereafter, until you've kicked all alien butt completely out of our galaxy! Some of the cool sound effects in the game help you keep track of your weapon status and any helpful or dangerous objects that approach your territory. These include special weapon 'containers' that are periodically released for you to try and shoot open to free and then capture the extra-powerful ammo you need to pulverize your attackers. There is detailed and interesting information about each planet as you arrive at its defense, which helps illuminate our section of the universe for those who have a hard time keeping track of just how many planets are orbiting the sun.:-) Will you choose to accept this mission? Mankind is depending on you! Bedlam 2's minimum system requirements are: - Mac OS 7 (but higher versions recommended) - QuickTime (for the background music) - 640x480 monitor supporting 256 colors - 7 MB RAM - 7.3 MB hard drive space More information about Bedlam 2 is available at our web site.

File Name: (308 k) Date: Aug 20, 1999 From: Ingemar Ragnemalm Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 11:03:50 +0200 Subject: Bert 1.1 (game) The rise and fall of a swedish politician. Remember Q.Bert?

Bert is similar, though with no ambition of being identical. The hero is, as the subtitle suggests, a swedish (ex-)politician. Think of him as Dan Quayle. Some pre-releases of Bert have been circulating since autumn -94. In the final 1.0 version, some graphics were revised (thanks to Mikael Pawlo) and some minor bugs have been fixed. In version 1.1, he most noticeable change is that Bert is invulnerable until he makes his first move after starting a level or taking a ride with a spinning disk.

Part of Ingemar's Shareware Pack #2. /Ingemar Ragnemalm File Name: (284 k) Date: Feb 03, 2000 From: MattBeedle@aol.com Subject: BetterPlayer BetterPlayer 1.0 was FTP to infomac.org as betterplayer.hqx, below is the press release that went with the file.

Contact: Matthew Beedle @ MattBeedle@aol.com President of Foxchange Shareware @ Foxchange Shareware announces BetterPlayer 1.0, the alternate QuickTime Player February 1, 2000, Battle Mountain, NV - Foxchange Shareware announces the release of BetterPlayer 1.0. BetterPlayer is a freeware open source utility that plays QuickTime movies without the clunky UN-Mac like interface that was introduced into QuickTime Player and Sherlock 2. BetterPlayer plays QuickTime movies that are either dropped onto the application or opened within. Once a QT movie has been opened, users can change the file type and creator so that the file will open with BetterPlayer by default. Other useful options that have been added are automatically play and loop options that can be applied to every file individually.

This is especially cool for those that have a favorite MIDI file they like to listen too, just double click and the file will start to open. To make life easier, these settings can become default settings as well as the option to automatically change the file type and creator to that of BetterPlayer. Just as important as applying these settings, they can also be removed restoring the file to it's natural state. Since the only thing that BetterPlayer adds is a STR# to the resource fork, no data can be damaged by the application.

Foxchange Shareware has released BetterPlayer as open source software so that other programmers can extend the application's functionality. Several things are planned for future releases, the ability to add a resource fork to a file that doesn't have one so BetterPlayer can work with it, sizing options, remembering window positions as well as basic editing features. BetterPlayer is the foundation for another unnamed application that Foxchange Shareware may be developing in the possible future. Currently BetterPlayer 1.0 is available for download at ftp://ftp.foxchange.com The latest version of BetterPlayer can be found at As well as the goal of producing high quality games for the Mac market, Foxchange Shareware is also going to be introducing utilities into the Mac market. File Name: (3080 k) Date: Oct 12, 2001 From: Shari Subject: Bet Your Booty Bet Your Booty Hangman variation with betting, the ability to add word lists, and a new twist on what happens when you lose. Shareware $19.95 File Name: (116 k) Date: Jun 26, 1997 Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 15:32:05 CDT From: PC0TMYS Subject: bezique.hqx (card game) Enclosed is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing a Bezique game program that I wrote. The program is freeware and can be run on any Macintosh computer.

It requires 300K of memory and is 32-bit clean. Bezique is a card game for two people. The program allows you to play against the computer. Documentation is available online and as a 'read me' file. Bill Hale File Name: (2692 k) Date: Nov 21, 1997 From: dstoll@atlcom.net Subject: German Plug-in for BabyGames 2.0 German Language Plug-in for BabyGames 2.0 (Mac): The German language plug-in for BabyGames 2.0 (Mac) is now available.

Simply place this language folder inside the BabyGames Plug-Ins folder and restart the game. Select German1 in the plug-in selection window. Baby Games is the perfect computer introduction for children aged 18 months to 4 years. The program is distributed with the English1 plug-in which helps young children learn to recognize the alphabet, numbers 1-20, basic geometric shapes, colors, and animals with accompanying sounds.

Baby Games is non-competitive and encouraging as well as fun to play and educational. The program makes it fun and easy for the young child to interact with the computer while engaged in learning. A time limited fully functional copy of the program is now available for download. Available for Mac and Windows. Pricing: $15.