i'm buying: Rise of nations AOE 3 The Sims 2 The Sims2: OFB Civilization IV Halo Call of Duty 2 i'm buying a MacBook 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and wanted to buy some things with it including some games, anyone try these on a mac ? if so, are they any good ???
man... i didn't even know they MADE good games for the mac haha! i have mac and i haven't played a good one yet . maybe if i actually like, put my mind to it i'd have more luck haha!
[snapback]3315149[/snapback][/quote] man... i didn't even know they MADE good games for the mac haha! i have mac and i haven't played a good one yet . maybe if i actually like, put my mind to it i'd have more luck haha! [snapback]3315175[/snapback][/quote] yes, mac gots good games just head to Apple.com and check out the software part in their store [snapback]3315591[/snapback][/quote] oh thats BOMB dude, thanks
One problem for the mac games is that you cant go on servers for windows versions. So if you have a friend that plays Halo on PC then i odnt htink you can get on the same Designated server
only thing you need to do is install a copy of windows on another partition so you can actually run them. or try your luck with virtualization.
System Requirements * Mac OS X v10.3.9; OS X v10.4.5 recommended * 1.8GHz G5 or Intel Core Duo processor; 2.0GHz G5 or Intel Core Duo recommended * 512MB RAM; 1GB RAM recommended * 4GB free hard-disk space * NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 or ATI Radeon 9600 or higher * 64MB VRAM; 128MB VRAM recommended * DVD-ROM drive * Multiplayer: Internet (TCP/IP) and LAN (TCP/IP) play supported. Internet play requires broadband connection the specs for Call of Duty 2, it says nothing about using Windows for them
humm surprised all those games are actually out under OSX... still would probably be smoother under windows as drivers are ---- on OSX(atleast if it's anything like in linux) I would liek to be wrong on this though... I WANT A MASS EXODUS AWAY FROM WINDOWS... I also want OSX to be available as a standaloen retail. I would totally dual boot if it were.
