You have to register with sixtyforce to save.
Not directly. A mac emulator is required, and even then not all games will be supported.
Yes. There is about 7 Mac emulators for PC.
With a emulator program for the PS1
If you haven't already extract the game using WinRAR, 7Zip or another unarchiver. The game cartridge icon should say Sixtyforce on it if not make sure Sixtyforce was extracted too. Double click on Yoshi Story.Z64 and the game should load up. If a message appears about registering you don't need too so say no. The game will load up and you will need to use Command, Option, the Arrow Keys and a couple other keys to play the game.
There is a Dreamcast emulator, known as lxdream, under active development for Linux and Mac OS X. It is not completely stable yet and is only capable of running a few games.
Usually no. You would require a windows emulator, and even then not all games would work.
get a windows emulator on you mac got into the emulator download kodu an run it :D
I am afraid that the .n64save and .n64freeze formats are used only by the propriety n64 emulator for Mac OS X, Sixtytforce. [www.sixtyforce.com]
PCSX and PCSX2 are the emulators available for MAC computers. These files help the MAC computer read the PS2 games and run them effectively on the computer.
you get a pc.
you download the randomizer, download an emerald ROM and an GBA emulator for mac, then you run the randomizer and go to File, Open, then select the emerald ROM, set the settings you want, and then file, save as. Play the new ROM you made with your emulator and you'll be good to go.
No because the Dolphin Emulator is for Gamecube and Wii games. With a hacked Wii/Gamecube you can load up a homebrew emulator which is the VBAGX which is essentially no different than the Visual Boy Advance emulator for PC/Mac. If you want to load GBA roms download the Visual Boy Advance emulator.