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Friday, November 28
BrainStorm's Learn to Program
Basic
I just got a press release from Interplay's edutainment
division, Brainstorm, announcing a new product, Learn to Program
Basic, this product will introduce Kids to programming in a offbeat,
high energy enviroment. Learn to Program Basic will teach kids the
fundamental steps to creating powerful computer code. 26 lessons will
take the wanna-be code wiz through If/Then Statements, While/Wend
Loops, GoSub Routines and Boolean Expressions. After completing the
lessons kids can head into the freestyle area to create their very
own computer. Learn to Program Basic is scheduled for a spring
release as a Hybrid Windows 95/Macintosh SKU. For more info please
visit Brainstorm's Web
Page
Thursday, November 27
Happy Thanksgiving! No News Today, If I can find any, I will post it tomorrow
Wednesday, November 26
MacPlay finally ships the Carmageddon Pre-Orders!
According to the folks over at Tikkabik, MacPlay's customer
service has indicated that they are shipping all of the Carmageddon
Pre-Orders this week.
If you didn't order it from MacPlay, you can go to stores such as Electronics Boutique and buy a copy that's been distributed by Aspyr-Media. You can also go to our review section and read our Carmageddon review...
Tuesday, November 25
MacSoft News
According to these quotes and news from Tikkabik, MacSoft will
reportedly be releasing the "Fantastic Worlds" add-on for
Civilization 2, here's a quote from MacSoft's Executive Director,
Peter Tamte:
We're looking very closely at this. Civ2 sales have been fabulous. I would say that it is highly likely this will be on the Mac in the first quarter of 1998. Of course, it will require the original Civ2 to work, so people shouldn't wait until its release to buy Civ2.
But there is also some bad news, I doesn't look likely that "Magic: The Gathering will being coming to the Mac:
Although we haven't resolved the issue for sure, I doubt whether we'll end up releasing a Mac version of this product.
Oh Well...