Good games for my iMac G5?

[PowerGamerX]

I just would like some suggestions on some games that would run good on my iMac G5. I would prefer to max resolution even if I can't have any of the settings turned up and still get 25+ frames per second. I have the 2.1ghz with 2gb of ram.

Thanks

[Zortrium]

Should we assume by your 25+ fps requirement that you're looking for first person shooters only?

[edddeduck]

Off the top of my head the following Feral games will run on your Mac without trouble. Almost all of them have free demos here :- Feral Downloads Site (http://downloads.feralinteractive.com)

XIII - 3D Cell shaded shooter
Colin McRae Rally Mac - Rally Racing Game
Sid Meiers Pirates! - Adventure game
Commandos Battle Pack - War Team Strategy
Fable TLC - RPG
LEGO Star Wars II - Kids RPG
Imperial Glory - Strategy
Worms 3D - Worms with guns....
The Movies Superstar - Make Your own films and run a studio (a bit like Theme Park).

Disclaimer : I worked on all these games but as nobody had answered with any suggestions I thought I would point you in the right direction for some demos. :)

You can also search Mac Game Files (http://www.macgamefiles.com) for games (PPC titles) as you have a G5 you should be OK for anything that is PPC compatible.

Cheers,

Edwin

[PowerGamerX]

Should we assume by your 25+ fps requirement that you're looking for first person shooters only?


FPS: Frames per second

lol.

Also I just checked system profiler, I actually have the 2.1ghz model. (Which would explain the iSight)

[Zortrium]

FPS: Frames per second

lol.

Also I just checked system profiler, I actually have the 2.1ghz model. (Which would explain the iSight)

Right, I got that. What I was getting at is that maintaining a specific framerate is usually only a major concern in an FPS. For example, I played Civilization 4 a lot on an iMac G5 similar to yours and was happy with the experience, but in large games the framerate tended to chug sometimes. Since it's not a first-person shooter, though, it wasn't a big deal.

[PowerGamerX]

Right, I got that. What I was getting at is that maintaining a specific framerate is usually only a major concern in an FPS. For example, I played Civilization 4 a lot on an iMac G5 similar to yours and was happy with the experience, but in large games the framerate tended to chug sometimes. Since it's not a first-person shooter, though, it wasn't a big deal.

I get a headache if its under 25 or over 45 usually :P. Depends on the game true, I could probably live with 15 on Civilization 4, but i'm a huge RTS, Racing, and Western-RPG fan.