If you’re already a Total Annihilation owner and you’d like to learn more about the update, use the links below. More information about Total Annihilation Gold can be found at Do this by holding down “CMD” while launching the game. As an unsupported feature, MaxUnits may be increased up to 1000 for Skirmish and Multiplayer games.Software now requires 20MB of free hard disk space at startup for save games.Minor cosmetic changes to some alerts and dialogs have been made.Transparent scoring overlay bug in Skirmish and Multiplayer modes corrected.Fixed dialog palette problems and most of the white screen flashes under Mac OS 9.1.Music CDs may now be swapped in via “CMD-E” during missions.Fixed a problem with the music repeat system.Fixed numerous problems with music not working under Mac OS 9 and later.Some minor code optimizations have been added.Mission load times have been decreased.

DrawSprocket support is now more robust.Here’s the list of improvements to Total Annihilation Gold 3.1.2b6:

This enables Total Annihilation Gold owners to join and host online games using the popular, free, Mac-only gaming service, which features more than 40,000 users and supports more than 60 games. The new version number is 3.1.2b6.Ĭhanges in the new version of Total Annihilation are extensive, but the most significant change is the inclusion of support for GameRanger. Westlake today announced the release of a new patch to Total Annihilation, which has been released as a public beta version. If you’re a fan of games like Command & Conquer, Warcraft or StarCraft and this title somehow flew under your radar, now may be a good time to take a look. MacSoft’s Total Annihilation Gold Edition combines the original Total Annihilation game, along with two expansion packs: The Core Contingency and Battle Tactics. Players can take control of either the Arm or the Core as they build kBots, tanks, ships, and aircraft in dozens of challenging missions. Total Annihilation Gold is the Macintosh conversion of the popular real time strategy game originally created for the PC by Cavedog Entertainment. Thanks to the efforts of Mac game conversion company Westlake Interactive, that problem has come to an end: Total Annihilation now supports GameRanger. Without PC to Mac game support (thanks to the PC version’s use of DirectPlay, the Mac-hostile Microsoft API) and without GameRanger support, finding another Total Annihilation player to compete with online was often frustrating. Published Total Annihilation Gold more than a year ago, online play has been a thorn in the side of many Mac gamers.

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