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jrhughes98
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Nashville, Tennessee US
Oct 2000
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posted October 24, 2000 21:11
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Civ3 for the fast-growing, now highly economical Operating System, Linux, would be in good working order. I mean hey, Maxis did it for SimCity 3000 (like Civ, one of the very best games of all time), so why not?------------------
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UltraSonix
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Melbourne, Australia
May 2000
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posted October 24, 2000 22:24
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In the past, all these types of question have been answered by a Firaxis person - and I'm sure sooner or later they'll answer this one as well - this is what they said to a Mac port of the game: quote:
Originally posted by Jeffrey Morris FIRAXIS on 10-07-2000 01:37 PM
We wouldn't do it in-house, so it's up to the publisher (as usual). There was a Mac version of SMAC but not one of SMG, so who knows.Jeff
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DarkCloud
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Jul 2000
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posted October 25, 2000 21:22
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In all likelyhood they will not do it in Linux (cost-effectiveness and all)The Railroad Tycoon Guys did 64 ports of their games for the mac and pc in just about 22 different languages; this is what I suppose that civ will do and thus It would be an amazing amount of work to port it to linux as well.  | |
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