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trotilac

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Apr 6, 2007
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Since I am completely new in the Mac World, i need some basic, basic help (don't laugh ;p).
What kind of games can I play on Mac OS X?
I have games that work regularly on Win - Can i play them on Mac, and if I can, how to install them?

btw. what is UB? ;p

I ride MacBook Pro 2.13 1GB x1600 128MB - Mac OS X 10.4.10
 
install bootcamp maybe, or try crossover

plenty of mac games out and EA are soon relasing more titles for mac
 
Since I am completely new in the Mac World, i need some basic, basic help (don't laugh ;p).
What kind of games can I play on Mac OS X?
I have games that work regularly on Win - Can i play them on Mac, and if I can, how to install them?

btw. what is UB? ;p

I ride MacBook Pro 2.13 1GB x1600 128MB - Mac OS X 10.4.10

The basics:

You cannot run windows games on a mac, unless you install bootcamp (allows you to use windows or mac os x). Either buy Mac-specific games, or use bootcamp.

UB means Universal Binary. Older macs used IBM chips, not Intel chips. UB games can run on bother the older macs and the new ones.
 
The basics:

You cannot run windows games on a mac, unless you install bootcamp (allows you to use windows or mac os x). Either buy Mac-specific games, or use bootcamp.

UB means Universal Binary. Older macs used IBM chips, not Intel chips. UB games can run on bother the older macs and the new ones.

Yeah, I got it. Thank you.
 
Thank you ppl .. You helped me a lot!

Cheers

:apple:

One last note, really quick--some games (notably, all the Blizzard games like Warcraft III, Diablo II, etc.) have the Mac version on the Windows CD/DVD as well. This is rather rare, but Blizzard is known for doing this. I've been getting by playing mostly Blizzard games.

EDIT: Oh, and UB stands for Universal binary, which means that it should run well both on older Macs with PowerPC processors, and the newer Macs with Intel processors.
 
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