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Mac ATC is a simple air traffic control game in which the object of the game is to land as many planes as possible without any planes crashing into each other. There are helicopters, light aircraft, business jets, medium jets, jumbos and concorde all trying to land at the same time. Just to add to the chaos, occassionally the Red Arrows will fly into the air space and you need to direct them away from the planes as quickly as possible. You may also create your own airfields and drop them into the airports folder.
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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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Did you ever see an old game for Mac, called ATC I think, back in the System 7 days or thereabouts? It had a grid in a circle, simulating a radar screen. There were obstacles like power lines and mountains. You had to manually steer and adjust altitude for every aircraft, by clicking on the plane and editing properties which would be inherited at the next clock cycle. A clock would periodically cause the planes to move to the next grid location. Over time, more and more planes would appear. I could probably remember a few more details... maybe make a drawing.
I _loved_ that game. I have scoured the web for anything like it, on Mac or Windows, and it is completely gone. If anyone knows anything about this game or where the original one might be obtained, please post here.
My request to Landsbert is, of course, to re-make it for OS X. I think it would be worth a multiple of $5 :-)
Frank Martin
Author, FUNDimensions Fundraising Software
Apple Certified Help Desk Specialist