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Not to forget all those lovely old LucasArt games as well. I've just downloaded Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis on my Hackintosh, using the new Steam client.
And looking forward to all the great Valve games being released over the coming weeks like Left4Dead, Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike and Half-life 2. All good reasons why I won't need to boot into my Windows partition for gaming
And looking forward to all the great Valve games being released over the coming weeks like Left4Dead, Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike and Half-life 2. All good reasons why I won't need to boot into my Windows partition for gaming
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I just tested Portal. Runs great!
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Posted this in another game thread and then remembered this Steam discussion.
You might be interested in this podcast I listened to last week:
"Dan Benjamin talks with Gabe Newell and Jason Mitchell of Valve and John Siracusa of Ars Technica about Steam for the Mac, embracing customers and modders, building cross-platform games, release schedules, and how Valve is approaching developing games for the Mac community."
One point they made: They track crashes of online players and were surprised that Mac players crashed 5 times less frequently than Windows. They were expecting the opposite as it's so new on the Mac platform.
http://a.5by5.tv/media/conversation/201 ... n-ep16.mp3
You might be interested in this podcast I listened to last week:
"Dan Benjamin talks with Gabe Newell and Jason Mitchell of Valve and John Siracusa of Ars Technica about Steam for the Mac, embracing customers and modders, building cross-platform games, release schedules, and how Valve is approaching developing games for the Mac community."
One point they made: They track crashes of online players and were surprised that Mac players crashed 5 times less frequently than Windows. They were expecting the opposite as it's so new on the Mac platform.
http://a.5by5.tv/media/conversation/201 ... n-ep16.mp3
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