Yes. Right-click the game's .exe file or shortcut, and select "Properties." Click the "Compatibility" tab, and select Windows 98 from the dropdown box. You can do this for both the game's installer, and the game file itself.
There is not a way to play Mahjong while offline. You will have to have wifi in order to play the game.
i think that the only way to get that type of game play is by upgrading your computer.
The main problem I've noticed on my system appears to have something to do with the way windows pages and / or caches memory. The game blazes on low and high settings for a while and when windows begins caching the game more intensively it comes to a complete crawl. When I close the process caching the game it resumes speedy game play.
Games will require a particular operating system to work. If the game is written for the Windows operating system then it will need Windows to be installed on the Mac for it to work. Specific Mac games are written for Mac OS X and will be labelled as such. That said it is possible to play some Windows games on a Mac without having Windows installed using CrossOver Games (See links below) which emulates the parts of Windows needed to play the game. This does not work for all games and may not work well for some games.
Either downloaD a software called crossover that uses windows programs on apple devices or you play a game the legit way
Yes. World of Warcraft is a MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Play Game) game. Which makes it only online play.
you might need to search google for ib game on windows computer and press ib download game and you will be able to play the game for free or you can just see how people download ib and you can do it the same way the people do to download ib
You play it the way it tells you to. Laduhh. :)
There is a way to play Trackmania on the Mac. Download a software called playonmac where you can play windows games on a mac. Then go to the games list and there you will find many popular windows games including trackmania. Then just download the game, its free and takes about 2 hours if you have good internet.
sadly, the only way to play a game solo is to look at the game and see if it says 'play solo' to the right of the play button
yes.if you use valves steam community you can use the steam cloud feature to put games from windows to apple mac
You don't mention the game in question, or whether you've tried using compatibility mode to run the game. The reasons they don't run may be because the graphics support (directx) works in a different way with later versions of Windows. Windows 98 is a 16/32 bit operating system, Windows 7 is 32 or 64 bit. It may simply be that the Windows 7 computer is so much faster than the 98 machines the game would have been written for.