Mac support!
I own three series (2x sam&max, 1x wallance), and I have a slight feeling it will be a long time before I purchase any more, because after I got rid of my last windows computer I have yet to be able to play anything although I do have vmware fusion for development testing. (for work)
So if Telltale want me to continue as a customer, they make Mac versions just as they have made Wiiware-version.
My little rebellion altso materalized on facebook,
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=220123498342
Not sure what more I can do, beside stop buying and voice my opinion.
So if Telltale want me to continue as a customer, they make Mac versions just as they have made Wiiware-version.
My little rebellion altso materalized on facebook,
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=220123498342
Not sure what more I can do, beside stop buying and voice my opinion.
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Tempest in a teacup?
How about "installing Windows on your Mac?"
It's not rocket science, you know...
Otherwise, Leak's solution of "installing Windows on your Mac" does not sound half bad either...
EDIT: I just managed to get Wallace and Gromit to run in Crossover Games for Mac. I don't know if it's due to CrossOver Games being a later version than last time I tried (I'm now using 8.1.2) or just because I installed it differently from the other Telltale Games (I did not put Internet Explorer 6 in the game's bottle. Just unlocked the games using their serial number, quit once the launcher went blank and restarted them), but the games appear to be working perfectly.
Just know that for "Muzzled!", you will have to substitute d3dx9_41.dll for d3dx9.27.dll in the game's directory in the bottle (if you have other - newer - Telltale games, such as The Bogey Man, you can find d3dx9_41.dll in its directory, copy it and paste it in Muzzled's).
The screen you're seeing with the "Serial Number" field is the game's launcher going into basically extreme emergency "you don't have anything I recognize so I'm doing my best" mode, where all options are stripped out other than the simplest solution to get paying customers' games launching -- a place to type in their serial number.
I'm almost positive you need to run the game in actual Windows, or some virtualization environment which has full Internet Explorer support (aka not a WINE variant like CrossOver) to see that full screen.
The full game can be unlocked and played via CrossOver Games by entering your serial number there, though. I played through Tales ch 3 on my MacBook a couple months back and it ran nicely.
Actually "installing Windows on a Mac" involves Boot Camp, not virtualization.
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I posted it in this thread in the Shopping or Activation Support.
Just read post #5.
Yeah Telltale, make Mac-Versions, i'm running MacOSX on my PC and i don't want to use Windows nor any virtualization software and I ... wait.... somethings wrong here.... i have to go now... pizza delivery man's ringing the doorbell...