Free play battleship against a friend software for mac

Battleship Suite is a network battleship game package, including client and server, which allows you to play battleship over the internet or over your local area network, chat with your friends and to get into the highscore list.
I did this together with Martin Giese, a good friend of mine, primarily because weve known each other for fourteen years, but never programmed anything together.. The sources are also available.
Enhancements:
- Client: - fixed a bug where BSClient wouldnt resolve the given server address correctly.

Bartender's Friend 2.0.1 is a useful and interesting electronic bartending guide that features 100-plus drink recipes and can keep track of more than 90 ingredients that you may have stocked in your bar. You can search Bartender's Friend for specific drink recipes, or you can tell it which ingredients you have, and it will display recipes for the drinks you can make. You can add comments to the drink listings reminding yourself to keep away from certain ones, and you can keep a list of favorite drinks.

Battle AirCraft is a board game similar to Battleship.
Your mission is to destroy the enemy tanks, planes and other destruction devices before they destroy you.
Enhancements:
- Recompiled on newer compiler. Now runs on OS 10.

Requirements:
PowerPC, MacOS 8.5.1 or later, CarbonLib 1.2 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 2.4 adds the following:

• Added Channel Manager and RSS capabilities. This opens up a huge new range of channels that Faust can be used to monitor. www.syndic8.com is an excellent source for these feeds.
• Added MacObserver channel.

Play QT is a playlist maker for QuickTime 4. Features like smart random, variable pause, and unlimited list size (up to available RAM) are sure to win this little gem a place on your desktop.
Play QT is able to play any format QuickTime can play.

Completly freeware.

When I was very young, I got an electronic version of BattleShips (called "Sea Battle") for Christmas one year. I loved it, I could play against the "built-in computer" (a big thing in those days!) in various modes or against a friend. We thought it was fabulous and played it and played it until we damn near broke it. Sadly, it is now broken, probably from having been consigned to the attic for the last 16-or-so years!!
Anyway, Ive wanted to play it again for ages, so I set about writing my own version of it. I know there are others out there, but theyre all either not quite what Im looking for or take too long to set up and get stuck into a game. J-Battle is as simple as it gets: fire it up, select "New Game" and click where you want to shoot at. Its absolutely great if youve got a few minutes to spare or if youre bored at work! ;)
I hope you like playing J-Battle. Ill admit that its not exactly addictive, but it is very good for a quick fix if thats all youre after. If theres anything you particularly like about J-Battle, anything you want to know, have any constructive criticism or ideas for future versions, please let me know. Likewise if you would like the source code or have created an icon you think might be better. Actually, while Im on the subject of the icon, if you own the picture that the current icon came from, then Im sorry but I found the pic via Google image search a number of months ago and cant for the life of me remember where it came from! Let me know and Ill credit you or change it.
If you find yourself playing J-Battle a lot, please consider making a wee donation to help me continue writing programs for Mac OS X. Ive got a few more ideas up my sleve, so itd be a really good incentive. Thanks.
Enhancements:
- Initial release!

Curious what your fiends are listening to on iTunes?

All you have to do is enter in their audiozue username and you can see the last four tunes that they listened to.

The songs are displayed with album art and links to the iTunes Music Store.