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Get it next month for less than 20 "bucks".

Fantasy MMORPG Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning is coming to Macs next month.

It will be released on 28th October via Gametreeonline.com, priced at $19.95 - which includes 30 days of game time. Current subscribers will be able to download the Mac client for free and use it with their existing accounts.

A beta test is currently underway for the Mac version and you can join in by visiting Warhammeronline.com. Participants will get an exclusive title and trophy reward for their characters.

For more on WAR, read our recent re-review.

About Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
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- Release date 17/09/2008
- Publisher GOA
- Developer Mythic Entertainment
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idiotsavant #1 2 years ago

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No Tiger support = no sale for me
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Weezer #2 2 years ago

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What, Tiger the Mac OS that's now four-and-a-half-years old??

Cutting edge, dude.
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swede #3 2 years ago

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XP is 8 years old...
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Johnsters #4 2 years ago

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Yeah, I am on Tiger. Leopard doesnt give me anything I really need.
Will upgrade when I HW refresh my old G5 PowerPC imac next year (and when Apple start going Blue)
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ZuluHero #5 2 years ago

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What on earth... Do they have Alan Partridge coming up with Mac OS names these days?
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idiotsavant #6 2 years ago

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@Weezer

Leopard is only two years old - as swede points out, it's like releasing a PC game that only works on Vista.
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justsomeone #7 2 years ago

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it's not really a fair comparison tho. revisions of the MS OS, while problematic for some drivers and a lot of poorly written software, don't come with the major issues that MAC OS revisions seem to. and never forget that in the MAC OS mix is also a complete CPU architecture change (powerpc to intel).

as an example, the relatively minor upgrade from leopard to snow leopard has rendered many of my printer drivers unworkable, and a good deal of software too.
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Pirotic #8 2 years ago

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I don't get the wait, it's not even a port, it's just running a windows emulation layer which will slow it down, you are better off bootcamping.
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the_mtfr #9 2 years ago

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Now that they have it working on Mac, I guess it would be close to impossible to make it also run on Linux... good job corporate ass-kissers (that's for Mythic).
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