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gman901

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Sep 1, 2007
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Houston, TX
I was able to finally get ME2 running smoothly on OSX via crossover. The graphics and frame rate seems smooth; however the graphics are much better in native windows. The game his very playable with some issues with the mouse sometimes not giving you a full 360 degree turning radius; however it eventually lets you turn fully around. Playing in OSX helps out by freeing extra space on my bootcamp partition, especially since drive space is somewhat limited on the 11" I am impressed with this system!:)
 
I was able to finally get ME2 running smoothly on OSX via crossover. The graphics and frame rate seems smooth; however the graphics are much better in native windows. The game his very playable with some issues with the mouse sometimes not giving you a full 360 degree turning radius; however it eventually lets you turn fully around. Playing in OSX helps out by freeing extra space on my bootcamp partition, especially since drive space is somewhat limited on the 11" I am impressed with this system!:)

EEeeeewww! :p I guess it's something to try out of curiosity...
 
EEeeeewww! :p I guess it's something to try out of curiosity...

Agreed! :cool:
But, Crossover is a very stable emulator. I play TrackMania on my MacBook Pro via Crossover and I absolutely love it. I have had no "major issues" so far. Only thing is, is with certain apps I have seen it not show the correct menu layout as you would normally, and sometimes some in-game buttons are un-responsive.
 
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