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Macworld April 15, 2005 Peter Cohen	Rise of Nations This real-time strategy game from MacSoft offers an interesting blend of strategy elements and varied game play, though it lacks a single-player storyline and Mac-to-PC multiplayer support.
Macworld April 14, 2005 Peter Kirn	Logic Pro 7.01 If you can adapt to its sometimes-idiosyncratic way of working, Logic's gorgeous-looking and great-sounding set of sound tools and toys can be irresistible. There's simply no better value in all-around audio bundles.
PC World May 2005 Rebecca Freed	IWork Offers Savvy New Word Processor Apple's productivity package offers the innovative Pages program along with the updated Keynote presentation app.
Macworld April 14, 2005 Peter Kirn	Cubase SX 3.01 Cross-platform audio app adds tools for arrangement, hardware and software integration.
Macworld April 14, 2005 Peter Kirn	Digital Performer 4.52 Easy-to-use audio-editing app a great choice for beginners, pros alike.
Macworld April 13, 2005 Peter Cohen	Project Nomads This strategy shooter from Freeverse Software should have been a great game, with a nifty idea and some truly lovely graphics.. But that can't overcome lousy game play.
Macworld April 12, 2005 Peter Cohen	Bionicle This pricey action game from Feral Interactive is aimed at the kids who are buying the toys, so if there's a Bionicle fan in your house who hasn't already played this on a console, it may be worth your while. Otherwise, the game's frustrating camera controls and lack of challenge make this one to avoid.
InternetNews April 12, 2005 Michael Singer	Mac OS X Tiger Poised to Strike Apple's next-generation desktop and server OS, version 10.4.0, will focus on improved compatibility, communication and content.
Macworld April 12, 2005 Jeffery Battersby	Business accounting software Whether you're Mac user who's a sole proprietor or you employ dozens of people, QuickBooks remains the easiest program to master and use, but MYOB AccountEdge offers more features and tools for expanding your business.
Macworld April 11, 2005 Peter Cohen	Doom 3 Doom 3, from Aspyr Media, is essentially a retelling of the first game in the Doom series. But while the basic plot may be familiar, the game is all new -- and powered by a game engine the likes of which we've never seen on the Mac before.
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