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License: Demo
Downloads: 4689
Added: 20 Oct 2000
Updated: 06 Oct 2008
Developer: Pangea Software(more)

Nanosaur Publisher Description

Nanosaur is a 3D game created on the cutting edge of technology and makes use of Apple's QuickDraw 3D technology. The
game was not designed for hard-core gamers, but rather it was meant
to be played by the "average" Macintosh user. It is a visually stunning
game which is easy to play even by people who don't normally play
games.

The story behind Nanosaur is that you are a dinosaur (a Nanosaur to
be exact) from the future who has traveled back in time to collect the
eggs of 5 dinosaur species before the giant asteroid hits the earth. The
"primitive" dinosaurs will attack you as you try to get their eggs, but
just remember that it's for their own good that you blast them into
oblivion!

OS: PPC
Requirements: PowerPC, QuickDraw 3D, a 4MB graphics card or better.
Whats new:
Fixed problem on Level 3 where sky was wrong color.

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