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You have 4 options:
1) If you have the game on Steam in Windows, chances are that the Mac version of Steam has a Mac version of the game available and you may download it for free.
2) install Windows with the Mac OS X app "Boot camp" and play it directly on Windows on your Mac.
3) Download CrossOver (www.codeweavers.com)
4) Try a virtualized solution (Paralells or Fusion)
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Can you play Mac games on your PC?
Not directly. A mac emulator is required, and even then not all games will be supported.
Can PC games be used on an apple OS x?
Sadly, it is no possible. PC games are made only for PC. You must buy the Mac version of your game to play it on the mac.
Can a Mac Book Pro accept PC games?
ye syou can play mac os compatible games on it
Can you play mac games online against PC gamers?
YES
Can you play CD-ROM games on a DVD player?
No you can not, as CD-ROM games are for a PC or MAC.
What is a program that can let people that have Mac computers be able to play games for PC?
Bootcamp, install windows on your mac.
Can Mac games play on windows?
Most disc games can but you may need a special download if you want a mac game on windows PC
What do PC games stand for?
PC games are games that can only be run on a PC. (Personal Computer) These games cannot be run on a Mac, likewise, Mac games cannot be run on a PC.
Can PC and mac play on the same servers in Starcraft 2?
yes... there are no restrictions if you play on a Mac or PC
Can you play the same multiplayer game together on Windows and Mac?
Yes, it's possible to play multiplayer games between a Mac and PC. It depends on what game and how you decide to do it.
Can you play PS2 games on your HP Pavilion?
No, you play PC games on your PC and you can not even play MAC games on a PC. There are emulators out there that may work but then you run into a copyright issue with Sony because you'll need a copy of their BIOS and the game itself. It can be done but it's probably not legal.
What is the best web browser if you play games?
Chrome, by a long shot, if you are on PC and probably just safari on mac
