Guys if ur gamers u might as well get some pcs. U mean i can understand if ur a bunch of rich kids with money to throw away but seriously all the prince polly interface stuff of the mac isnt that worth it. My sis and rents own a mac nd its cool and all but if ur gna be a gamer dont waste ur time with that man. I dont mean to hate its just that since u havent bought it yet im jus trying to save u alota trouble and windowns 7 is rocking btw im using that right now, xp used to be my fav, then mac os, but now its window 7. I love this thing, beta is available, and if u snoop around u can crack it:P, crack works perfect. @: Ok, here's an unbiased answer from a guy who owns a MacBook Pro and a gaming rig. When I am at school, I don't have access to my machine, so I have to find other ways to play games.

I have always enjoyed the Blizzard games since they run naively in mac. There are a lot of games though, I wish I could play on mac though. It's funny though, I do not think half of these people actually read the contents of the post and just assumed 'OMG Mac VS. Let me put my two cents.

Windows for the win!' Here's the thing, I have used CrossOver.

I don't think a lot of people who have replied to this post even know what it is. I do think though before advocating BootCamp over Crossovers, you should understand why. You can see how these games play via this. I would like to point out in the case of Steam games, CrossOver is not 100% full proof. I have had Team Fortress 2 lock up mid game and even crash.

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The only game that I have gotten to run flawlessly is Guild Wars. Think of CrossOver as a emulator, not a full fledged enviroment like VMFusion or Parallels-- no, I wouldn't try those either for what you are trying to do. Battlefield Heroes will not run on Mac.

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It would be a pain in the ass to try to get it to work. To install the game you need to download a addon through Firefox which then updates/downloads the game within the browser. Once you got it on your computer, you would have to try to get it to start in CrossOver. There is one problem though: You have to start the game within the browser. You best case scenario is to invest in either an XP CD or try to get a (legal) Windows 7 Beta key and then run BootCamp.