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Confirm:Is the 
macOS version actually made to be compatible with Mac OS 9 (Classic Mac OS) while also backward compatible on OS X (up to Snow Leopard)?
Since the visual novels use
Adobe Flash, it might be possible to unpack the executables and run in a Flash player such as Flashpoint, or the reversed engineered Ruffle (enabling 
Linux and modern browser support in the process, the latter in the form of addons/extensions).
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20090227090407/http://www.csneo.com/wm/ Official website (archived)] | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20090227090407/http://www.csneo.com/wm/ Official website (archived)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:58, 12 July 2024
This page documents information about a third-party game which is based upon Valve's 
intellectual property and has been officially licensed by Valve.
intellectual property and has been officially licensed by Valve.Counter-Strike Neo: White Memories is a free visual novel which continues the story of the arcade game Counter-Strike Neo. It is split into 12 episodes, each as a separate download. It uses standalone Adobe Flash executables, for both 
Windows and Mac OS (Classic).
Confirm:Is the macOS version actually made to be compatible with Mac OS 9 (Classic Mac OS) while also backward compatible on OS X (up to Snow Leopard)?Since the visual novels use
Adobe Flash, it might be possible to unpack the executables and run in a Flash player such as Flashpoint, or the reversed engineered Ruffle (enabling Linux and modern browser support in the process, the latter in the form of addons/extensions).External links
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