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Infamous Scribbler Posts: 552 Joined: 10 Nov 2007 | |
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Beat Writer Posts: 218 Joined: 5 Feb 2008 | Yeah, after all this info, I pretty much decided to track down Full throttle, and few other lucas arts games that were made for the mac. Other than that, I guess it's time to save up for a desktop, with XP. |
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Press Junketeer  Posts: 405 Joined: 22 Dec 2007 |
You can run Bootcamp off mac for a windows emulator. |
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Paperboy  Posts: 16 Joined: 5 May 2008 | Man mac gaming is non existant. I own a mac myself, and I'm tired of playing AOE3 with my buddies. Which is why I bought an xbox360. Now I enjoy streaming vids on the 32". Everyone wins. |
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Copy Clerk  Posts: 82 Joined: 10 Apr 2008 | Diablo 2 and StarCraft works on OS X, wouldn't be surprised if more old Blizzard games does as well. E\\ |
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Copy Clerk  Posts: 56 Joined: 21 Mar 2008 | Starcraft, and it's even worthwhile for mac |
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Copy Clerk  Posts: 56 Joined: 5 Feb 2008 | I got a mac and have had a PC but the only game i liked from either was halo comabt evolved on mac and doom 2 on pc. |
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Yeah, BootCamp is a dual boot system, so you just repartition the drive and install Windows, exactly like any other PC. If you have Leopard you'll have all the drivers on your install disc, otherwise you'll need to download it from Apple.