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Sniv

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Feb 21, 2011
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Hello

A friend of mine said that I should get "Rome: Total War" and "Sid Meier's Pirates". But can these games run on my MBA smoothly?

I have the standard MBA 13' with 256 GB.

(And right now I can see both games are on sale here)
 
I just tried Rome on my rev B MBA and it runs fine so it should fly on this one...!
:)
 
Wow. Civ 5 for $12. That's nice. Too bad its Steam. I swore off Steam. I hate it with a passion. I don't want to connect anywhere to be able to play a game. Call me old fashioned.
 
Wow. Civ 5 for $12. That's nice. Too bad its Steam. I swore off Steam. I hate it with a passion. I don't want to connect anywhere to be able to play a game. Call me old fashioned.

Not old fashioned at all. Old fashioned would be buying PC games only if it's installed via CD :D

I hate steam too. When I saw Bioshock on Mac App Store, I bought it. Beats having to load the steam interface, connecting to the internet, updating cloud and then being able to play the game which would take 10 minutes in total.

Wish more games came to Mac App Store. 1 Click and it's game time.
 
I don't know who's responsible for setting prices on the Mac App Store, but Rome: Total War for $29.99? That's a 7-year-old game, which was probably only $39 or $49 when released. How was I able to buy Red Dead Redemption for $20 only 4 months after release and we're seeing prices this high on archaic Mac games on the App Store?

I do want to own RTW from the Mac App Store, but not at that price. That's the same price as the Lion operating system!
 
Thanks for your replies, guys :) I've bought Pirates and I'll get Rome next time.
 
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