I remember the apple website used to have a special downloads website which had downloads for various pieces of software, including many games. I loved this site to pieces and found many good games there
However, unfortunately it doesn't exist anymore (or at least it is well hidden). There were two games which I am trying to look for again but completely forgotten the name of them.
One of them had a very awesome techno soundtrack and you would have to spin the entire maze stage to get the ball to the finish, but if you touched a wall, you would die. I used to play the free trial all the time on my mom's old iMac running an early version of OS X... but we sold it a couple years ago
(I think the game may have been one of those pre-installed demos)
The other game I can't remember that well, but you played as a red bullish person and you had to transverse this flat 3D world sort of thing...
Does anyone remember these at all? If so, what are they called x3
In fact, if anyone knows where there is an archive of that page, I would be super happy, would be interesting to have a look back on it. I used to spend ages on my dad's Powerbook G4 (which he gave to me after the hinge snapped) and my mom's old swivel iMac during the evening or just a rainy weekend. oh, the joys of being a child when you had absolutely no responsibility and the consequence of 'forgetting' to do homework was so little x3
However, unfortunately it doesn't exist anymore (or at least it is well hidden). There were two games which I am trying to look for again but completely forgotten the name of them.
One of them had a very awesome techno soundtrack and you would have to spin the entire maze stage to get the ball to the finish, but if you touched a wall, you would die. I used to play the free trial all the time on my mom's old iMac running an early version of OS X... but we sold it a couple years ago
(I think the game may have been one of those pre-installed demos)The other game I can't remember that well, but you played as a red bullish person and you had to transverse this flat 3D world sort of thing...
Does anyone remember these at all? If so, what are they called x3
In fact, if anyone knows where there is an archive of that page, I would be super happy, would be interesting to have a look back on it. I used to spend ages on my dad's Powerbook G4 (which he gave to me after the hinge snapped) and my mom's old swivel iMac during the evening or just a rainy weekend. oh, the joys of being a child when you had absolutely no responsibility and the consequence of 'forgetting' to do homework was so little x3
