September 17th
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Dr. Macenstein
Above: No, it’s not the 1,2,3,4 Feist, it’s a weird furry ball guy.
FEIST, a beautiful new 2D side scrolling platformer for the Mac created by Florian Faller and Adrian Stutz using the Unity engine has entered beta testing, and is available as a free download (Mac OSX only). The game has a definite spooky vibe […]
September 11th
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Dr. Macenstein
[WE HAVE OUR WINNERS! CONGRATS TO: Jonathan, Kelsey, Adam, Kaupo, and Courtney]
If there’s one thing we know about our readers, it’s that you are a bunch of grubby degenerates, ravenous for free stuff. Well, never let it be said that Macenstein does not cater to our audience!
Conceited Software just launched Clips, their new […]
September 10th
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Dr. Macenstein
“OMFG INSTALL AIR SHARING!”. Such are the words of faithful Macenstein reader Michael who couldn’t be more right.
Air Sharing is an extremely slick and well thought-out application that enables the fabled “Disk Mode” on your iPhone, allowing you to copy files to and from the iPhone wirelessly. The best part is it’s free (for […]
September 3rd
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Dr. Macenstein
[Thank you, we have our winners! Congrats to faithful Macenstein readers Linda, Erik, and Scott!]
My goodness, where does the time go!? It seems like only yesterday we decided to stop wasting our time reading Mac sites and instead waste our time running one, and now here we are, celebrating our three year anniversary. And yes, […]
August 6th
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Dr. Macenstein
Above: I Can’t Believe It’s Not I Am Rich! Same rich, buttery taste!
You snooze, you lose! To all you jealous suckers who were too slow and missed out on buying I Am Rich at the bargain price of $999.99 from the iTunes store before it was yanked, well, sucks to be you! Thanks to the […]
July 25th
| Posted by
Dr. Macenstein
Well, it’s been a hectic couple of days for the programmers behind Aurora Feint, the highly acclaimed (and then highly criticized) free RPG puzzle game for iPhone. Earlier this week word broke that Aurora Feint’s “community” feature was copying user’s contact lists, and when used, sending them out to Aurora Feint’s servers, unencrypted. Security buffs […]