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I'm still bummed that the removal of Carbon and 32-bit support in macOS Catalina meant the final death of running EV Nova natively on macOS. It got me checking
by re 6y ago
I'm still bummed that the removal of Carbon and 32-bit support in macOS Catalina meant the final death of running EV Nova natively on macOS. It got me checking out emulation options for older OSes to see if there would be a way that I could ever play it again, but I either couldn't get them to boot properly (for most versions of OS X), or the performance was too poor (in Sheepshaver).
- Rebelgecko 6y agoI'm with you on this, and it's part of why I'm still running Sierra on my Mac. Ironically, I think the easiest way to run classic Mac games like EV Nova is on Windows (your old license key should work if you rollback the clock on your computer, and there's cracked versions floating around too)
- nerdponx 6y agoSadly my license key was lost along with my old AIM email address (!), and the Ambrosia representative I spoke to was unable retrieve it for me. I'll have to try finding the cracked version...
- EamonnMR 6y agoYou can get a windows version at http://escape-velocity.games http://escape-velocity.games