Only through emulation or running in a boot camp environment, I'm afraid.
No.
Yes, it should run fine on a Mac. That is assuming you have a version that is Mac compatible. It will tell you on the box it came in.
That question can be answered differently. If 'you' think Dead Space: Downfall wasn't very scary, then Dead Space 2 is alot scarier. However, if 'you' think Dead Space: Downfall was very, very scary then the same goes for Dead Space 2.
Mac os is compatible with all the intel hardware computers which have 40 gb of free space and min 2 gb of ram but i suppose if you want to run it smoothly you should have atleast 4gb of ram This procedure is popularly known as HACKINTOSH.
That question can be answered differently. If 'you' think Dead Space: Downfall wasn't very scary, then Dead Space 2 is alot scarier. However, if 'you' think Dead Space: Downfall was very, very scary then the same goes for Dead Space 2.
No, it is only a prequel to the previous game Dead Space.
Dead Space 2 can be played both offline and online.
Yes the Bose Companion 2 speakers are compatible with a Mac. They sould work with anything that has a headphone out, like a Zune, a PSP, an iPod, and with the correct cables, even the Xbox 360 and Wii.
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No. Dead Space 2 is a third-person shooter.
The Lumix DMC-G2 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.11 and the manual describes using it with a Mac. To get the best from it the Mac should have USB 2 sockets; older Macs may have slower USB 1 sockets, and it should be able to run suitable software; the latest versions of which may not be compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.11.
No, Dead Space 2's campaign mode will be completely solo.