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- My son and daughter, 10 and 6, love making stop-motion movies with their Legos. My camera and iPhoto account contain literally thousands of shots! We have had trouble finding a quality Mac program that is kid-friendly and costs less than $50. I will check out the one you mentioned.
- The biggest leap forward for the #1 kids drawing and painting creativity software in a decade, KID PIX 3D has everything your young artists need to tell their stories and adventures on screen. The '3D' part of the name refers to the wonderfully rounded new 3D animations and 3D backgrounds, and the 3D paint that's so real you'll think you could.
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The Fancy Pants Adventures AS3 engine (W1 Remix & W4 Preview) now fully supports gamepad controls! Most (all?) console gamepads can be used with your computer nowadays, so finding a gamepad to play games with on your PC or Mac is now easier than ever.
The Dude for Mac. This package will not run on macOS Catalina or newer because Apple removed 32-bit suppport. I am not aware of a way to run a way to run a 32-bit application within wine until and if MikroTik releaseas a 64-bit version of the dude.
Console gamepads supported natively:
– 360 gamepad
– PlayStation 3 gamepad
– PlayStation 4 gamepad
The Logitech Rumblepad 2 is also automatically configured, just because I had one lying around!
Mac / OS X:
You’ll need to install the Updated fork of the TattieBogle 360 Driver to enable 360 pad support.
PS3 and PS4 controllers are both supported natively in OS X. Wii Remotes and Wii U Pro controllers can easily be synced over Bluetooth with WJoy, you’ll just have to configure them in game.
Any USB gamepad that is natively supported by OS X will also work after being configured.
My personal favorite is the Wii U Pro controller, but whatever controller you have lying around will work pretty easily with the right program.
You will need to run Flash in unsafe mode (Preferences -> Security -> Plugin Settings) in Safari, but only for the site that the game is on. I haven’t had as much luck with the other browsers, and despite everything, Safari is still the best at running Flash.
Windows:
The easiest option here will be the Wired 360 Controller (or wireless if you have the dongle).
The PS4 Controller should also work over USB or Bluetooth.
PS3 controller may be usable with a 3rd party program, but I’ve heard only bad things about the one that I know of, so if anyone can suggest something in the comments, I’ll add it here.
I wish I could recommend Wii and Wii U controllers, but they require installing the Toshiba Bluetooth stack to work properly, which I couldn’t get working on my system.
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Linux:
I don’t have a Linux installation to test, so let me know! Does anything work out of the box? What gamepads do you guys use, and what programs do you use to get them to work (if any)?
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Promotional art work of Postal III, depicting some of the main characters. From left to right: Krotchy, Larry the Crab, Randy Jones, The Postal Dude, Champ, and Jennifer Walcott. | |
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| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, Classic Mac OS, J2ME, Nintendo Switch |
| First release | Postal September 24, 1997 |
| Latest release | Postal 4: No Regerts October 14, 2019 (early access) |
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Postal is a shooter game franchise created by Running with Scissors, known for its excessive violence and controversial content. Nearly each game is set in a different genre; Postal is isometric, Postal 2 is a first-person shooter, Postal III is a third-person shooter and various spin-off titles were in genres such as top-down shooter. A film adaptation simply titled Postal was also produced by German director Uwe Boll.
Games[edit]
Main series[edit]
| Year | Title | Platforms | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Postal | Android, Linux, Mac OS, macOS, Microsoft Windows | |
| 1998 | Postal: Special Delivery | Mac OS, Microsoft Windows | an official expansion adding four additional levels and improved Netcode for the multiplayer. |
| 2000 | Super Postal | Microsoft Windows | the Japanese version of Postal, featuring Japanese voice acting and two additional levels. |
| 2003 | Postal 2 | Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows | the sequel to Postal, firstly introducing a first-person perspective. |
| Postal 2: Share the Pain | an official expansion, which adds PvP multiplayer and two new areas to the single player. | ||
| 2005 | Postal 2: Apocalypse Weekend | an official expansion continuing after ending of the base game. | |
| 2011 | Postal III | Microsoft Windows | the sequel to Postal 2, developed by Trashmasters in cooperation with Running with Scissors and published by Akella, firstly introducing a third-person perspective. Upon release, the game was panned by critics and fans of the series, because of which Running with Scissors retrospectively considers the game to not fit in the general image of the series, saying 'We don't regard it as the third Postal game, just a dodgy spin-off that should never have happened.' |
| 2015 | Postal 2: Paradise Lost | Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows | an official piece of DLC for the Steam version of Postal 2. It tells of the Postal Dude's adventures after Apocalypse Weekend, and retconsPostal III, referring to it as a 'horrible vision of a future gone wrong.' |
| 2016 | Postal Redux | Linux, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch | a remake of the original Postal, featuring renewed textures and multiple changes made to adapt it to modern games. |
| TBA | Postal 4: No Regerts | Microsoft Windows | described by Running with Scissors as the 'true sequel' to Postal 2. The game was announced and released on October 14, 2019, as an early access game.[1] |
Spin-offs[edit]
| Year | Title | Platforms | Notes |
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| 2005 | Postal 2: Corkscrew Rules! | Microsoft Windows | an official spin-off and expansion to Postal 2, developed by Avalon Style Entertainment and published by Akella. The plot concerns a man named Corkscrew, who wakes up in an asylum to find that his penis has somehow been amputated and goes on a mission to find it. |
| 2009 | Postal Babes | Android, J2ME | a mobile video game spin-off developed and published by HeroCraft. It tells the story of two 'Postal Babes' who must rescue hostages from their local university which has been taken over. |
| 2009 | Postal Mobile | Android, J2ME | a mobile video game developed by Ministry of Fun and published by GlobalFun. It tells the story of the Postal Dude who has to fight his way through a town filled with corrupt police officers and street thugs in order to retrieve his stolen car. |
| 2021 | Postal: Brain Damaged | Microsoft Windows | an official spin-off of the Postal series, developed by Hyperstrange[2] and CreativeForge Games and published by Hyperstrange and Running with Scissors.[3][4] |
Film[edit]
A film adaptation of the Postal series was directed and co-written by Uwe Boll. Though the film shares the title of the first Postal video game, it is more heavily drawn from the sequel, Postal 2. New characters are introduced in the film, such as Faith (Jackie Tohn), a young barista who joins the Postal Dude in his adventure, and former U.S. president George W. Bush (Brent Mendenhall).
Books[edit]
Two books were published only in Russia. In 2011 published book Postal. Реальный Чувак (Real Dude), which was written by Andrei Shlyachov and published by AST.[5] In 2012 published book Postal. Чувак и надувная свобода (Dude and inflatable freedom), which was written by Igor Gradov and published by AST.[6]
A book based on the first Postal game in the series, named after the game's expansion pack, Postal: Special Delivery, was written by Alisa Bogodarova and published on October 29, 2015 by Publish Green in the form of an Amazon KindleeBook. The book retells the game's story and the various events leading up to it and introduces several new characters including the Postal Dude's high school friends and teachers as well as original fantasy characters.
On April 15, 2020 was published documentary book about franchise Postal - Postal, written by Brock Wilbur and Nathan Rabin, which included interview with Vince Desi and Mike Jaret.[7]
See also[edit]
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References[edit]
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- ^Romano, Sal (October 14, 2019). 'Postal 4: No Regerts announced for PC, available now via Steam Early Access'. Gematsu. Retrieved October 14, 2019.
- ^https://hyperstrange.com/introducing-postal-brain-damaged/
- ^https://store.steampowered.com/app/1359980/POSTAL_Brain_Damaged/
- ^https://runningwithscissors.com/games/postal-brain-damaged/
- ^Шляхов, Андрей (2011). Реальный Чувак. Russia: AST. p. 320. ISBN978-5-17-068915-6.
- ^Градов, Игорь (2012). Чувак и надувная свобода. Russia: Astrel (AST). p. 320. ISBN978-5-271-41291-2.
- ^Wilbur, Brock. Postal. Rabin, Nathan, 1976-. Los Angeles. ISBN1-940535-22-0. OCLC1111973438.
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