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About this siteFor six years, the Internet Nexus served as my technology blog, but I've since started blogging at the SuperSite Blog instead. If you're looking for the blog, please head there. --Paul Tuesday, June 05, 2007Quake 4 running in Parallels 3.0TUAW:Last Friday Ben Rudolph, Parallel's Director of Corporate Communications, posted some screenshots of Halflife 2 running in Parallels 3.0 on his MacBook Pro. Parallels, for those who might not know, is virtualization software that lets you run a variety of OSes within OS X including Windows. Pictures sure are pretty, but the proof is in the video (a great man once said that), and so Ben has posted a video of Quake 4 running on a Mac in Parallels (I am going to assume he used his MacBook Pro for this as well, but he never mentions it so it could be running on a Mac Pro).This is fascinating on a number of levels, even if you do need a very high-end Mac to make it work. However, my overall opinion is that the average Mac user would be better served by getting a dedicated gaming machine--like an Xbox 360, PS3, or even a PSP, if you're a road warrior)--than by trying to run PC games under an emulator. Still. The fact that this is possible at all is amazing. Thanks Matt. Labels: Mac, Video games [ Posted at 11:04 AM | Permalink ]
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