InstantAction.com games are now playable on the Mac (as an open beta for the moment). Mac users can sign up and play the spiritual successor to Tribes, Fallen Empire: Legions. System requirements call for Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later. InstantAction runs on Intel Macs only, and requires Safari 3 or Firefox 2. Some games require an Nvidia GeForce 7 series, Radeon x1900 series or better.
GameCritics.com says: Imagine a world where if you wanted to play Call of Duty 4 or World of Warcraft, you didn't need to own an Xbox 360 or you didn't need to buy a PC game and install it on your desktop and worry about DRM rights afterwards. For gamers who grew up on Nintendo this may sound like hard thing to grasp, but that's what Shana Fisher of InstantAction was proposing in her keynote speech yesterday at Web 2.0 Expo at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City.
GamingShogun writes, InstantAction's breakout hit, Legions, is expanding its universe once again with a fresh new map - Zenith Cauldron. Boasting real estate four times larger than the two previously released maps (Nivosus and Moonshine), Zenith Cauldron offers players the extra space to make...
The public beta for Fallen Empire: Legions, the spiritual successor to Tribes, has just gone live on Instant Action's site. Running in-browser and free-to-play, Fallen Empire: Legions comes from the capable hands of GarageGames, a company formed from the ashes of Tribes developer Dynamix. Both Tribes games were at the forefront of online multiplayer games in the late nineties, and were received warmly upon their release. Fallen Empire: Legions offers similar fare, and the public beta comprises of Deathmatch and Capture the Flag modes, playable over two maps and six character classes.
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Independent developer GarageGames is currently accepting beta applications for its multiplayer shooter Fallen Empire: Legions (PC), with the next round set to begin in this coming week. For an advance look at the TRIBES spiritual sequel -- which runs through the web-based InstantAction platform -- simply send an e-mail to FELopenbeta@garagegames.com.
Independent developer GarageGames has clarified a number of details about the beta test for Fallen Empire: Legions (PC), the Starsiege: Tribes spiritual sequel that will someday debut on the company's web-based InstantAction platform. With the multiplayer title currently in a closed beta, the company will begin to add roughly 100 InstantAction users to the test every few days in order to increase load and feedback.
A torrent of details on the Starsiege: TRIBES spiritual sequel Fallen Empires: Legion were unveiled today, along with some brand-new screenshots. GarageGames representative Bill Linn told Shacknews that the web and team-based online shooter is being developed under a mod-like rolling release philosophy. Coined Live Development by the five-man Fallen Empires team, the process will see the game continually changed and updated based on community feedback via an innovative voting system.
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