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Halo - An entertaining space/combat FPS game
As much as i'd like to play Halo on my Mac (733 Quicksilver, 384MB RAM, 32 GeForceMX2), I've read that it runs horribly on even 867 systems. I'd like to save up for some more RAM and an ATI 9000, but that 20GB iPod is callin me, lol. It's a shame when developers port PC games over to Macs and the requirements are a Dual 2GHz G5 with 2GB RAM, minimum!! Just kidding, but you get the point.
Halo - An entertaining space/combat FPS game
Actually, it runs really nice on a dual 2GHz G5 with 9800 Radeon Pro. :-)
Halo - An entertaining space/combat FPS game
Actually I've talked to a lot of people who said it ran great. The thing is you have to turn down the graphics. The game defaults to all the glittery-ness enabled.
Halo - An entertaining space/combat FPS game
Well, maybe on lesser machines, but on my G5 I have all the settings maxed out and it runs just fine. Smooth as butter. (Radeon PRO 9800 and 1.5 gigs RAM).
Halo - An entertaining space/combat FPS game
I read that you can hold down the 'P' key when starting the game to let it run on machines with less than 698 MHz. This is what the dialog says anyway: "Halo requires a PowerPC processor running at 698 MHz or faster. To bypass this check, hold down the 'p' key when you start Halo." |
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