Mac OS X users now have an easy way to keep up-to-date with 0 A.D. news and forum updates with the release of the 0 A.D. Widget! The application features a simple, user-friendly interface and dual-RSS feed support, displaying both new forum posts (listed as topics) and all news updates posted to the 0 A.D. homepage.
As you can see by the link under "Affiliates" in the menu to the left Wildfire Games and Ancient Warfare Magazine are working together. You might remember the raffle and discount offer we had together with them last year. They also had a review of 0 A.D. on page 49 in the December/January issue (unfortunately there must have been some misunderstanding as they say that we're nearing the end of the testing phase, but apart from that it's a nice review), so please make a visit to their website and if you are interested in Ancient Warfare (why would you be here otherwise ) I can recommend subscribing to the magazine. I do, and even though I'm not an "ancient warfare nerd" I still find it really interesting to read. The present issue (June/July 2008) has the Age of the Trireme as it's theme, and contains a lot of info on naval warfare in the centuries leading up to "0 A.D.".
We are proud to present our official screenshot for 1 July, 2008! It is a scene set in North Africa during a sunset.
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A Carthaginian Scouting party runs into a Roman foraging party at a rocky oasis somewhere in North Africa. The Carthaginians do not take kindly to this Roman intrusion into their sphere of influence.
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There is a new article posted on the web that as a fan of the game, you may want to read. You can find it HERE. If you enjoyed it, Digg it! Post a comment!
• FREEWARE! • Historically accurate • 6 unique civilisations • Seasons and weather • Provinces and territories • Realistic maps/terrain • Realistic naval warfare • Comprehensive editor • Several multiplayer modes
) I can recommend subscribing to the magazine. I do, and even though I'm not an "ancient warfare nerd" I still find it really interesting to read. The present issue (
