I had the game in my meager CD collection I left at the KC house. It was working on my PC there, but I think Clay got rid of that computer. The disk should still be in whatever cardboard box my desk contents got crammed into.
I just checked, and I'm afraid I don't have the disk backed up on my hard drive, or I could send it to you. Neither that or The Incredible Machine, which is also in that pile of CDs somewhere in KC. The Pirate Bay has a CCD image for torrent (warning, do not visit that site without a competent ad blocker), but even if you got the game, you wouldn't be able to run it on your Macbook as it is. Intel Macs can't use "classic mode" to make old programs run. If you get windows on your Mac via Parallels or Boot Camp, you'll probably be able to run it that way.
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Date: 2008-12-22 01:59 pm (UTC)I had the game in my meager CD collection I left at the KC house. It was working on my PC there, but I think Clay got rid of that computer. The disk should still be in whatever cardboard box my desk contents got crammed into.
I just checked, and I'm afraid I don't have the disk backed up on my hard drive, or I could send it to you. Neither that or The Incredible Machine, which is also in that pile of CDs somewhere in KC. The Pirate Bay has a CCD image for torrent (warning, do not visit that site without a competent ad blocker), but even if you got the game, you wouldn't be able to run it on your Macbook as it is. Intel Macs can't use "classic mode" to make old programs run. If you get windows on your Mac via Parallels or Boot Camp, you'll probably be able to run it that way.
~Cordell