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Light gaming using OpenOSX WinTel

Processing wise the games should be able to run. However there might be a problem wise. According to the system requirements MotoRacer requires Direct3d and if i remember correctly anything DirectX doesn't work under any emulation program (QEMU, Wintel, GuestPC, VPC).

You might try Q, which is a free emulation program running QEMU. That is what Wintel uses as well.
 
Hmm. Ok, well I emailed OpenOSX this:
Hello,

I am the proud owner of a Dual 2ghz G5 Power Mac. I was wondering if I use your WinTel 2.1.3 program and boot win98, could I run some light games like MotoRacer? MotoRacer requires a P133 or higher PC. The only other games I'm interested in are some old Sim City games, and the original lemmings game (which required 8mhz or so.) Thanks for your time.
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and got this back

Absolutely!

In fact, the demo Windows XP games (3D pinball) plays great.


Regards,

The OpenOSX Team
<http://OpenOSX.com>
phone: 877.240.1364
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Yeah, it does sound like they are trying to get your money. I still say try Q if you already have the game. Both Q and Wintel run the same emulator so one isn't going to be any better than the other.

You really have to look at if the games require DirectX or OpenGL. If it does then most likely it will not run on either program.

If you really want to test and see if Moto Racer will work then I suggest downloading Q, installing Windows, and trying the Moto Racer demo.


Here is a comparision of Q and Wintel if you are interested: http://www.appletalk.com.au/articles/index.php?article=17703.
 
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