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good games for...mac?

Posted: May 27, 2004, 10:18 pm
by Kriista
im getting my powerbook next week(switching to mac since i mainly do music/art)
and am going to want a few games on there to pass time now and again

looking for a decent rpg(non online), looking around pages i saw baldursgate2 is on mac, same as fallout2, have heard good things about both

also some action and/or sports type shit would be nice, pretty open genre wise, whatevers fun

i want to stick to games that you can play without a controller tho, dont want to lug extra shit around

also, somewhat popular games are nice so theyre easy to....find
not against buying something if its good tho

Posted: May 27, 2004, 11:06 pm
by Kguku
You can get NWN for the Mac. I'm not sure if they've released the expansions for the Mac, however you can buy the PC expansions and there are installers that let you install those expansions on to your Mac.

Posted: May 28, 2004, 1:44 am
by Pahreyia
Macs are great for games.. you can get breakout........ super breakout..... that puzzle game with the apple logo, that's a great game.. photoshop...

Posted: May 28, 2004, 4:53 am
by Tegellan
I sure played photoshop a lot, enjoyed it muchly

Posted: May 28, 2004, 10:54 am
by Arundel Pajo
Blizzard is a Mac-friendly game company. They always wait until they can co-release to put out a new game, their discs are usually hybrid discs, and their online games don't segregate PC and Mac users onto different servers.

So pick up some Warcraft, Starcraft, or Diablo....and get up on WoW for when it comes out!

Posted: May 28, 2004, 11:48 am
by Talelor
Pahreyia wrote:Macs are great for games.. you can get breakout........ super breakout..... that puzzle game with the apple logo, that's a great game.. photoshop...
Anyone still have a link to that video?

Posted: May 28, 2004, 7:05 pm
by Kriista
i want to avoid online games for 2 reasons

first being addictability, i dont want to get too involved in another huge online game

that, and id like something i could play on the go, without being dependant on internet usage