Mac games

Parallels Desktop 5 software arrives

Parallels has launched a new version of its operating system virtualization software. Parallels 5 allows you to run Windows, Linux, OS/2 Warp, or whatever other operating system takes your fancy from the comfort of your Mac desktop.

The company reckons that there...

Quake Live now for Mac and Linux

ID has rolled out an update to its browser-based Quake Live game which means that it's now available for Mac and Linux users. Neither group have reputations as gamers, but given the more retro nature of Quake Live, perhaps it'll rope in some former Quake III fans.

Apple targets gamers with help from EA

Apple has stunned audiences and die-hard PC gaming fans by suggesting it wants to be the new next-gen console of choice for gamers.

Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, made the announcement at the WWDC keynote speech in San Francisco before running through a number of...

Analyst says Apple should be making games consoles

Another analyst is sounding off about Apple's future and where it should go next – into the video game market, apparently.

Prudential analyst Jesse Tortora believes that there's a “distinct possibility” that Apple might move into the console hardware market.

Mac gamers get Gamerhood internet download service from Aspyr Media

Mac gamers are to get a new service that will allow them to download games directly to their computer this autumn.

Developed by Software publisher Aspyr Media, famous for bringing The Sims and the Star Wars franchises to the Mac, has announced the launch of a...

Mac gamers get Call of Duty 2

Mac gamers will soon be able to play the World War II first person shooter game that PC and Xbox360 users have been shouting about following Aspyr Media's announcement that it is releasing a Mac version for both PowerPC and Intel based machines.

Call of Duty...