Also, isn't FO3 unplayable on steam? Or am I mixing something up?
FO3 is really bitchy with Windows 10, but I finally got it working with mine.
masterpug53 posted...
If you'll permit me a likely-stupid question, I've never considered getting into online gaming services like Steam or Gog because I've exclusively owned Macs for the past half-decade. But Gog's description on google says it supports games for Windows, Mac, etc. Is that just a general statement, or can I actually play games like NV, Fallout 1-2, and Morrowind on my Mac hassle-free without any kind of OS converter or whatever?
Not a dumb question at all! And not one I knew the answer to off the top of my head. GOG supports Mac in that they're working on bringing classic games to it, but it isn't every game. Ultima, for example, can be played on a Mac and it specifies it on the Ultima games front pages. Fallout 1 & 2 were briefly included but GOG lost the rights when publishers changed. There's a way to 'wrap' the game or something for a Mac but I don't know a lot about that at all.
Gotcha, thanks for the info! Is there any good way to check on GOG and see if a particular game's Mac-supported? Like a tab or spot in the description? ---
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