I've been having a hankering to play Sid Meier's Civilizations. But, I do not have anything to play it on. Or at least I don't think so.
At my disposal I have an iMac, a Wii, a PS2, and of course a TG16.
So any suggestions, short of buying an old PC, to where I can play civilizations, or something similar to it?
Is there a version of DosBox for mac? That may be a good way to play the original.
They made Civ 2 for the original Playstation. You could play that on a PS2.
SimEarth. On TurboDUO.
Ok, I'll stop joking.
You can buy Civ V for Mac. (How old is your iMac?). Civ V is imo the best and I've played them all. There's also Civ Revolutions on PS3 which maaaay have been ported to Wii.
It is "Civilization"
Im torn on which civ I like best. There were some things i loved about 4 that werent there in 5 but five is so much better balanced. Though civ 1 and 2 are always fantastic. Civ 3 didnt grab me as well...
Ever play any of the heroes of might and magic games?
Quote from: BlueBMW on 10/16/2014, 12:32 AMEver play any of the heroes of might and magic games?
I have not.
I may just check out the Civilization for PS1 if I can find it cheap at a local shop. If I'm not happy with it, I guess I may just need to go buy an old PC and play it on there. Then I can get Castles too!
civilization revolution
Quote from: mitsuman on 10/16/2014, 11:06 AMQuote from: BlueBMW on 10/16/2014, 12:32 AMEver play any of the heroes of might and magic games?
I have not.
I may just check out the Civilization for PS1 if I can find it cheap at a local shop. If I'm not happy with it, I guess I may just need to go buy an old PC and play it on there. Then I can get Castles too!
Civ II is good, but do you have a SNES? They ported the first game and it's mouse compatible. Civ I > Civ II
Quote from: guest on 10/20/2014, 09:49 PMCiv II is good, but do you have a SNES? They ported the first game and it's mouse compatible. Civ I > Civ II
I do not own an SNES, but that may be reason enough to buy one!
Well that and Mario Paint.
Try freeciv. I'm pretty sure you can get it working on a mac.
Quote from: BigusSchmuck on 10/20/2014, 09:57 PMTry freeciv. I'm pretty sure you can get it working on a mac.
Not only that, but apparently it can be played in a web browser now. I haven't tried it out yet, but I'm very tempted (I just don't want 4 hours to magically disappear right now).
https://play.freeciv.org/
Thanks, I'll give that a shot too.