Delta Force: Black Hawk Down puts you in Somalia in the early 1990s with a variety of missions that follow what actually occurred during that time, including the downing of the Black Hawk helicopter. Do you have what it takes to be a soldier?

How about those good folks over at Aspyr? Many of you haven't even received your copy of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, and here they've already updated it to v1.03a...which sounds not quite entirely unlike something George Lucas would name one of his robots.

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Specials from the Apple Store, AudioMIDI, O'Reilly, and Ramjet

Specials from the Apple Store, AudioMIDI, O'Reilly, and Ramjet

Specials from the Apple Store, AudioMIDI, O'Reilly, and Ramjet

Specials from the Apple Store, AudioMIDI, O'Reilly, and Ramjet

At $49.95 for a full office suite of applications, it's a true bargain

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Doff your hat and shed a tear: the online petition to get Apple to release its cutting-edge operating system for generic chips seems to have vanished entirely.

No, wait. I mean that Freeverse's Massive Assault is now shipping. Virtual Programming and Freeverse Software have announced that the unique strategy game, Massive Assault, is now shipping to retailers in North America. Massive Assault is a fully 3D turn-based strategy game set in a futuristic world of missiles, mechs, and mayhem. With 26 different land, sea and air units, huge 3D landscapes and 6 different planets on which to battle, Massive Assault is a strategy gamer's dream.

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Aspyr Media, Inc. has shipped Homeworld 2, the space-based, real-time strategy game that is the second chapter in the Hiigarans galactic fight. Surely you've heard of the Hiigarans galactic fight, right? No, well, that's because the original Homeworld never reached the Macintosh. Rest assured, though, you don't need it to enjoy this one. Homeworld 2 is licensed by Vivendi Universal Games (VU Games), and its Macintosh conversion was completed by Beenox.

Newer Technology (NewerTech) and Other World Computing (OWC) today announced a second model of the popular NewerTech RoadTrip!(TM) FM transmitter. The new 'RoadTrip!' model allows users of Apple Computer's iPod and other digital music players to listen to their favorite audio files through a car stereo system using the 87.7 FM radio frequency.

Maybe, but you still get a lot of value for your money by historical standards

A very cool piece of free software

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