Games That Support Mac

based Mac OS X apps run under the hardware emulation layer known as Rosetta on the Intel Macs. ...

Must be both Mac OS X 10. ...

Don't forget that this requires Boot Camp to be installed. Plus, Boot Camp is still in beta. Once 10. ...

In terms of CPU performance, it's plenty fast. But the lack of a native video driver really kills it. I'm not expecting to play video games or anything, but I personally get motion sickness from the low FPS cursor. ...

mmend using VirtualPC until they finally decide how Windows apps are going to be run on the Intel Macs. It might be through a newer Univeral Binary of VirtualPC that will support the Intel Macs, or it might be through a transparent layer similar to WINE. ...

as far as supporting the win side, i don't think so, this is mac os x .com, not macintosh computers . ...

Mac bias and the fact that you don't need ANY book at all to learn OS X. I switched from a nice 2.4GHZ XP Pro laptop to a Mac mini at home and haven't needed to go back AT ALL. ...

Macs of various descriptions. Before this I was a PC user solely for many years. If you try to learn on a Mac by just using it when you get time you end up never using it. ...

of games being written for Mac and Apple opening its hardware.... ...

However, add up all the upgrades you've made, and it amounts to quite a price compared to the one price you make for paying for a console. Most consoles have support way beyond 3 years at times, so a one time purchase will save you on upgrades that will cost you a bit once you add up those PC upgrades. ...