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*I am sad because I know this picture is true kind of*
Wouldn’t you be able to run HL2 using VMWare Fusion? My Mac isn’t Intel so I don’t know 🙁
Well on an Intel mac, you can just install it. Since then we get a few Mac users at the LAN Parties.
AHAHHAHAHA Pwnt.
Like the picture states, a mac has to have a sex change, and become windows first.
From wikipedia:
Boot Camp is a utility made available by Apple Inc. that assists users in installing Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 Home or Professional, or Windows Vista on Intel-based Macintosh computers. Boot Camp guides users through non-destructive re-partitioning (including resizing of an existing HFS+ partition, if necessary) of their hard drives and using the Mac OS X Leopard disc to install Windows drivers. In addition to device drivers for the hardware, the CD includes a Windows control panel applet for setting the primary operating system.