GTR Evolution for Macs?

[Danny Asbury]

Hey, quick question, does anyone know if there is a way to get GTR-E on a Mac?

 

[Günthar Rowe]

I wish...

 

[Günthar Rowe]

http://www.macworld.com/article/52176/2006/08/cider.html

 

[Mike Simian]

Hi, If you have an Intel mac, you could dual boot windows, then its just another pc.

 

[Dan Coldrick]

Hi, If you have an Intel mac, you could dual boot windows, then its just another pc.

As long as its not an intergrated graphics card.

 

[Damian Henderson]

It won't run on Mac OS X, leapord or Tiger, tried it, same with most games

Of course you could dual boot windows as said though.

 

[Danny Asbury]

Damnit, that does suck. I'll look into the dual booting thing, but it sounds rather complicated, and it sounds like you need an actual PC to do it, which I don't have; just a few Macs.

 

[Danny Asbury]

http://www.macworld.com/article/52176/2006/08/cider.html

Whoa! I'll look into this option as well.

Thanks for all the input guys!

 

[Bob Luneski]

I run it on a MacBook Pro booted into WinXP just fine. 2.4GHz Duo 4 gb mem

 

[Matt White]

I run both Evo and Grand Prix Legends without any problems on a Windows XP Boot Camp partition on my 3.06GHz iMac. It won't match a dedicated gaming PC, but it's very stable, with decent frame rates (60-100fps at 1680x1050 with most of the graphics options switched on).

I also tried it using a Parallels virtual Windows desktop, but that was less successful.