Rome Total War

Rome Total War


Rome: Total War™ is the next generation of epic strategy games covering the period of Rome's expansion into an empire from 273BC to 14AD.

There was nothing inevitable about Rome's eventual greatness. It was the most successful of a group of Italian city-states that owed much of their culture to Greek invaders. Rome had succeeded in dominating the nearby cities, but the relationship was uneasy for generations, and there had been rebellions by subjugated neighbours. By 273 BC, however, Rome was mighty enough to challenge Carthage for supremacy in the Mediterranean. It was to fight three long and bloody wars against the Carthaginians and their allies, each time managing to expand Roman influence as a result.

The Punic Wars (from "Poeni", the name the enemy used for themselves) did not always go well for Rome. Hannibal, for example, took a Carthaginian army all the way from Spain, over the Alps and then rampaged across Italy. He seemed unstoppable. But in each war - and even facing a military genius like Hannibal - Rome managed to turn the strategic situation to her advantage. Carthage was eventually entirely crushed, the city was demolished and the fields were sown with salt. Rome was equally merciless with other neighbours when opposed.


Tested On (Absolute minimum system requirements):
Mac OS X 10.4.8
Apple Macintosh with Intel CPU
1 GB
Intel GMA 950

Tested and works great on:
Mac OS X 10.6.3
2.66 GHz Intel Core i7
8 GB RAM
512mb NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M

Known Issues:
- The sea has false colour - this may be alright on Pros, I'm not sure.
- The loading picture flashes up then disappears
- When you put it in full-screen the map screen may have no mouse boundary probs, and maybe even the next battle you play, but when you come back to the map screen, the mouse borders will be buggered. To solve this, quit, go to: Contents\Resources\transgaming\c_drive\Program Files\Data\preferences.txt and change:

STRATEGY_RESOLUTION and BATTLE_RESOLUTION both back to 1024x768

The widescreen problem may only affect a few. Not sure if it's just because of my prefs going wrong somewhere. You may as well try it.

Acknowledgements:
Couple of fixes courtesy of DAGOwatt. These include the sea fix (may work on Pros, I don't know) and the mouse cursor having extreme tails in menu fix.











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Rome: Total War Gold Edition 1.2


System Requirements:
Processor: 1.4Ghz
OS: Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
RAM: 512MB Free
Space: 5.0GB
Graphics: 128MB
Accessories: Keyboard & Mouse
Supports Macs with Intel GMA processors. (older Intel Mac Minis and MacBooks)

Recommended:
Processor: 2.0Ghz
OS: Mac OS X 10.6.2
RAM: 2.0GB Free
Space: 5.0GB
Graphics: 256MB
Accessories: Multi-Button Mouse








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Rome Total War - Gold Edition



Rome Total War - Gold Edition Mac OS X | 4, 17 GB |
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Manufacturer's Description
Once the Roman Empire is under your command, don't lay down your sword just yet - the Barbarians are coming. With two award-winning titles from the esteemed Total War series, you'll have twice as many obstacles and opportunities to control and conquer the greatest empire ever known to man.
Product Description
The Gold Edition includes

Rome: Total War
Guide one of three noble Roman families on a century spanning quest to seize control of the Roman Empire
Rome: Total War - Barbarian Invasion (official expansion pack to Rome: Total War)
Witness the decline of Rome as Barbarian hordes attack, forcing a bitter internal struggle between rival factions.
Features

Fight alongside or against history's greatest leaders such as Julius Caesar, Spartacus, and Hannibal to expand or destroy the Roman Empire
Lay siege against the Romans as Attila the Hun, fearful Saxons, or other savage factions using signature weapons and abilities
Command warrior-tested legions in cinematic epic battles with thousands of soldiers on-screen at once
A century-spanning campaign charges players with strategically managing the economic, civil, religious and military arms of their empire
Once the Roman Empire is under your command, don't lay down your sword just yet - the Barbarians are coming. With two award-winning titles from the esteemed Total War series, you'll have twice as many obstacles and opportunities to control and conquer the greatest empire ever known to man


System Requirements:
Mac OS Mac OS X 10.5.8 or higher
CPU - 1.6GHz
Video 128MB VRAM