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There are far more scenarios for Blades of Exile.

While in-game, click on the floppy disk button at the bottom of the scene, click Game Settings, and then cycle through the options for Game Area Size until Whole Window is selected.

If the game is played through Steam, it tells you exactly how long you've played it.

Another one is Shed.mov

From the same article: The reptiles with these genes do not grow hair. Hair would serve no biological purpose for a cold-blooded animal.

I didn't realize reptiles grew hair anywhere.

These games use Wineskin, so they have self-contained Wine installations. Any Wine settings on your computer would not affect it in the slightest.

I really couldn't say why they aren't working. I just downloaded and tested them on a machine running 10.8.4, and they all ran fine.

Windows hasn't changed processor architecture types. Supporting that is a bit different from simply appearing to be an older version of Windows.

Almost all copies on CD will have both the Windows and Mac versions, except for those copies sold during the months between the release of the Mac version and the release of the Windows version. It is possible to emulate a PPC Mac running OS 9 and play the original Mac version using a program called Sheepshaver.

You would get the games as a mod anyway, so really, you work for free.

I agree that, although the two series are very similar, they also feel very different. I enjoyed the Belgariad immensely when I first read it in middle school, and it got me hooked on the fantasy genre, an interest I have kept for more than a decade, but the Elenium, while quite similar, is in my opinion, a better series. In a lot of ways, you could call it a "gritty reboot" of the Belgariad. There is more violence, and the characters are more unphased towards said violence. The characters also aren't quite is overpowered, although still definitely more powerful than the average person. Plus, the series has interesting political machinations with the church leadership and such. Now that I've typed that out, I have a strong urge to dig out The Diamond Throne tonight.

You can set it to ask at startup again from the Preferences menu. You have to be in-game to access this menu though. Click on the button with a picture of a floppy disk on it, then click Preferences.

Then he went on to write the Elenium and the Tamuli, which was basically the same story all over again.

They still can. The Exile trilogy is freeware now.

The different series have different Steam keys, so yes, you can.

The Raspberry Pi has an ARM CPU. An x86 program like Exile 3 will not run on that architecture.

Done.

I'm so sorry, Jerakeen.

Transferring the BoA reviews was an incredibly tedious task that I don't relish attempting again. If someone else wants to transfer the BoE reviews, they are more than welcome to do so.

It's not a separate program. You can launch it from the A2 menu screen by clicking "Character Editor."

Rather than running a VM and paying for a Windows license, why not just use Wine?

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I've heard good things about that series but have yet to read it. Did you enjoy it?