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#91
Releases / Re: Marvel Adventures 2.6 upda...
Last post by Jimaras8 - November 01, 2025, 12:00:00 PMHey guys, i collected a bunch of fixes and additions and i uploaded the latest version of Benton's Marvel Adventures mod in my mediafire account. Unfortunately the latest version got flagged by Mediafire for reasons that are uknown so i took the liberty and put together a newer more updated version. Check the link and let me know if you can download it.
The 2.6 version includes a new hero which you might know if you saw the new Thunderbolts movie, Sentry plus new powers for characters like Venom, Polaris, Klaw, Rogue and various tweaks in FX for characters.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/o5kt2szijvboqya/2.6_version.rar/file
The 2.6 version includes a new hero which you might know if you saw the new Thunderbolts movie, Sentry plus new powers for characters like Venom, Polaris, Klaw, Rogue and various tweaks in FX for characters.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/o5kt2szijvboqya/2.6_version.rar/file
#93
Skins / Re: Dean's stuff.
Last post by deanjo2000 - November 01, 2025, 10:18:10 AMThank you.
Im going to do some alt versions and release as a pack.
Im going to do some alt versions and release as a pack.
#94
Releases / Re: Pegasus
Last post by Epimethee - November 01, 2025, 01:43:42 AMSeconding Cranlox, S.A.! 
#95
Mods / Re: zombie idea
Last post by Epimethee - November 01, 2025, 01:41:55 AMQuote from: bearded on October 29, 2025, 10:38:39 AMI don't think I'm going to finish before Halloween...The real Halloween is going to be whenever you finish this, Bearded.
#96
General Discussion / Re: Help - How to download Fre...
Last post by Epimethee - November 01, 2025, 01:21:31 AMUnless you have a truly ancient Mac, the MacOS version of the game won't work. It's for PowerPC processors... Since then, Apple has switched its processor architecture to Intel and then to custom-built ARM (in Apple's marketing lingo, "Apple Silicon"). The first OS versions of Intel Macs supported PowerPC apps through software emulation, but that's long gone.
What you can do, however, is use the Windows version, either from Steam or from gog.com (the latter might work better). This requires one of the following solutions:
1. If you have an Intel Mac, as this is the same processor architecture as Windows has traditionally targeted, you can use Apple's Bootcamp to dual-boot to Windows (licence required for the latter).
2. You can also buy Parallel desktop to create a virtual machine (Windows licence required). If using an Intel Mac, it should work okay, as long as you have enough memory (RAM and hard disk) and your computer isn't too old; this kind of virtual machine is always going to be significantly slower than running native code, but Freedom Force is old enough that it's not very demanding by today's standards. If using an ARM-based Apple chip (M1, M2, M3, M4 or M5), you'll need the ARM version of Windows, and may or may not work... I haven't used Parallels since moving from an Intel Mac (it was a 2012 model, and FF was barely playable, so I was using Bootcamp instead) to an ARM one, so I can't help you here.
3. What I'm using now: You can use an app based on the open-source Wine project, which provides a compatibility layer by simulating Windows (if you heard of the Steam Deck, it only exists because of Wine); no Windows licence required (and yes, it's perfectly legal, as the contributors reverse-engineered the Windows application calls without using the Windows code... crazy stuff). Amazingly, this now works better under Mac ARM than when using Intel processors! It's not perfect, mind you; not every game works, and not every game works perfectly or out of the box. There are a few different Mac apps based on Wine: If money isn't an issue, I suggest using Crossover (there's a free trial available). Otherwise, you could try one of the free alternatives, such as Porting Kit. Personally, I'm using Crossover, as it tends to work better out of the box.
In short: If you have an Intel Mac, use Bootcamp. If an Apple Silicon Mac, try Crossover. Skip the Parallels option. If you have a PowerPC Mac... well, you don´t since they all had CD drives.
What you can do, however, is use the Windows version, either from Steam or from gog.com (the latter might work better). This requires one of the following solutions:
1. If you have an Intel Mac, as this is the same processor architecture as Windows has traditionally targeted, you can use Apple's Bootcamp to dual-boot to Windows (licence required for the latter).
2. You can also buy Parallel desktop to create a virtual machine (Windows licence required). If using an Intel Mac, it should work okay, as long as you have enough memory (RAM and hard disk) and your computer isn't too old; this kind of virtual machine is always going to be significantly slower than running native code, but Freedom Force is old enough that it's not very demanding by today's standards. If using an ARM-based Apple chip (M1, M2, M3, M4 or M5), you'll need the ARM version of Windows, and may or may not work... I haven't used Parallels since moving from an Intel Mac (it was a 2012 model, and FF was barely playable, so I was using Bootcamp instead) to an ARM one, so I can't help you here.
3. What I'm using now: You can use an app based on the open-source Wine project, which provides a compatibility layer by simulating Windows (if you heard of the Steam Deck, it only exists because of Wine); no Windows licence required (and yes, it's perfectly legal, as the contributors reverse-engineered the Windows application calls without using the Windows code... crazy stuff). Amazingly, this now works better under Mac ARM than when using Intel processors! It's not perfect, mind you; not every game works, and not every game works perfectly or out of the box. There are a few different Mac apps based on Wine: If money isn't an issue, I suggest using Crossover (there's a free trial available). Otherwise, you could try one of the free alternatives, such as Porting Kit. Personally, I'm using Crossover, as it tends to work better out of the box.
In short: If you have an Intel Mac, use Bootcamp. If an Apple Silicon Mac, try Crossover. Skip the Parallels option. If you have a PowerPC Mac... well, you don´t since they all had CD drives.
#97
Releases / Re: CRANLOX LABORATORY
Last post by cranlox - October 31, 2025, 01:22:00 PMI've been making some skins on my girlfriend's PC.
Here they are.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ty64jdazz47bgyl/buzz+skins.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/umpx82zos9hesr7/Arachne+skins.rar/file
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2 PART:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/5ta80ei6cylxw0r/captain+atom+skins.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/fd5wli5sqavhp17/captain+atom+fx.rar/file
and the blue beetle (made by me, but I hadn't uploaded it before)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/4jk2wgowbsrx86b/blue+beetle.rar/file
I owed it to RD
this is the boss of Inspector Gadjet, BOSS QUIMBY (captured by me, but I hadn't uploaded it before)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/e5wiauntnicp36l/boss+quimby.rar/file
I was able to do the second part of this post from my computer!
It looks like I'll be online sooner than expected. I hope my computer doesn't give me any more trouble.
Here they are.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ty64jdazz47bgyl/buzz+skins.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/umpx82zos9hesr7/Arachne+skins.rar/file
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2 PART:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/5ta80ei6cylxw0r/captain+atom+skins.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/fd5wli5sqavhp17/captain+atom+fx.rar/file
and the blue beetle (made by me, but I hadn't uploaded it before)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/4jk2wgowbsrx86b/blue+beetle.rar/file
I owed it to RD
this is the boss of Inspector Gadjet, BOSS QUIMBY (captured by me, but I hadn't uploaded it before)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/e5wiauntnicp36l/boss+quimby.rar/file
I was able to do the second part of this post from my computer!
It looks like I'll be online sooner than expected. I hope my computer doesn't give me any more trouble.
#98
General Discussion / Re: Help - How to download Fre...
Last post by Randomdays - October 30, 2025, 05:11:56 PMMy newest PC didn't have a CD drive either. I bought an external one from Amazon that connects to a usb port and it works fine.
#99
General Discussion / Re: Help - How to download Fre...
Last post by wpazzurri - October 30, 2025, 04:31:48 PMIn either case, I'm a bit out of my depth trying to figure out what to do with a .sit.md5 file, etc., so if anyone has any general advice please let me know. Will keep researching from scratch in the meantime. (I just used the CD on my Dad's desktop computer back in the day!)
#100
General Discussion / Re: Help - How to download Fre...
Last post by wpazzurri - October 30, 2025, 04:23:19 PMInteresting - I'll look into macintoshgarden as an alternative to macintoshrepository, but I can't buy off of Amazon or eBay because those are discs and I don't have a CD drive either. The difficulties of old tech!