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List of 32-bit macOS games no longer supported in Catalina, and their status for being updated to 64-bit

Posted by Deimos
Tags: apple, macos.catalina, author.ric molina
https://www.macgamerhq.com/opinion/32-bit-mac-games/

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Title
The complete list of 32-bit Mac games no longer supported
Authors
Ric Molina
Published
Oct 8 2019
Word count
489 words

5 comments

  1. Silbern
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    Battlestations Midway and Pacific, Civ IV, Simcity 4, Mini Ninjas, geez. Just about my entire Snow Leopard library is dead. :(

    Battlestations Midway and Pacific, Civ IV, Simcity 4, Mini Ninjas, geez. Just about my entire Snow Leopard library is dead. :(

    2 votes
  2. [4]
    CrampedQuadrature
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    Glad my 2011 imac can't be upgraded to Catalina. Kind of sick of Apple anyway. Won't ever buy their products again.

    Glad my 2011 imac can't be upgraded to Catalina.

    Kind of sick of Apple anyway. Won't ever buy their products again.

    1 vote
    1. [3]
      Diff
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      Even if you had the option, it's not like Apple forces updates the same way Microsoft does. You could stay back on Mojave as long as you want.

      Even if you had the option, it's not like Apple forces updates the same way Microsoft does. You could stay back on Mojave as long as you want.

      3 votes
      1. [2]
        freestylesno
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        Do they still provide updates? Even just security updates?

        Do they still provide updates? Even just security updates?

        1. Diff
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          They don't seem to have any publicly-visible policy on that. But (this is a bit outdated now) it seems like they average about 40 months per version.

          They don't seem to have any publicly-visible policy on that. But (this is a bit outdated now) it seems like they average about 40 months per version.

          1 vote