03 Oct
How could I install videogames on a Mac ?
Eric asked:
Its a game called Rainbow Six Vegas 2, I really need help with it,
Please tell me I don’t need to install windows.
Renee
Its a game called Rainbow Six Vegas 2, I really need help with it,
Please tell me I don’t need to install windows.
Renee
Martin
BOOTCAMP. bootcamp just lets you run pc software on a mac!
October 6th, 2009 at 2:26 amPhyllis
well you should insert the game disc.. and run the autorun or the install / setup.exe.. and it should guide u through it. if it asks for an os choose mac..
October 9th, 2009 at 10:44 amAlma
Regardless of how you do it, it won’t work well, cuz Macs totally suck.
October 12th, 2009 at 8:59 pmAaron
if the game only runs on Windows (which appears to be the case for that game), then i’m afraid the only way you’re going to run it on your Mac is by installing Windows. i know, it sucks; Windows is ugly and user-hostile, but you can’t run Windows-only software without it.
the good news is that there’s an elegant way to run Windows on your Mac (well, as elegant as running Windows can possibly be): VMWare Fusion is pretty inexpensive ($79.00 last i checked) and lets you run Windows and the Mac OS simultaneously and switch back and forth between the two (let somebody with a Windows box try *that*!), and unlike with BootCamp, you don’t have to reboot when you want to run Windows. i use Fusion to run a few games and occasionally some forex trading software under Windows XP Pro; it was a breeze to set up – it will recognize all your hardware and use your Mac’s existing ‘net connection and so on without your having to mess with any of that – and it works flawlessly. you still have to pay for a copy of Windows, of course, but you can get that for a fairly reasonable price on eBay.
you can read about VMWare Fusion at .
hope this helps…
October 14th, 2009 at 8:05 pm