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Disney Online has released a Mac version of its massively multiplayer online (MMO) game Toontown Online. more

[gschenk3]

It's meant to be for families and children, but it can be very fun for the young at heart. The racing and fishing games can be a nice little quick diversion as well. I've been playing for a while now and it's good news I won't have to reboot to enjoy this game anymore. Kudos to Disney and SOE.

[tomtom]

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spraying seltzer in their faces or hitting them with pies

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[MacGuyver]

Uhmm, yeah. I'd say it's non-violent, especially when compared to most adventure games. In real-life terms, the consequences of hitting someone with seltzer water or a pie are far less dire than hitting them with a fist, an axe, or a bullet. I'm excluding, of course, cases where the target causes further damage due to the distraction of the assault (if you hit a 747 pilot with a pie to the face during takeoff, for example).
Let's face it, someone needs to take those cogs DOWN, and sometimes giving them hugs just aintgonna cut it (well, maybe especially strong hugs...).
--MacGuyver

[padrik]

I get to a start screen which goes to a "Thanks for playing screen" after a few seconds. After that loads Safari abruptly quits.
I'm using a Mac Probook 1.8
I noticed the video requirements are 256 VRAM and the Probook comes with 128. Could that be the problem.
Also using dialup service but that shouldn't be the cause of not being able to play.
Any suggestions or help would be appreciated by an eager to play 11 yo boy.
Thanks

[DarkSith]

The video requirements are only 32 mb of video ram and 256 mb of actual ram.

[NickFritz]

There is a fansite for this game at http://www.toontowncentral.com/ it has a Mac section and they are very helpful