I currently play Cities Skylines on my 2017 MacBook Air, which is torture by itself (to play I have to use the absolute LOWEST settings, with a very low resolution, and still I get crappy frame rates). Well since I got an excuse to upgrade, I'm looking at possible the new M1 MacBook Air or even maybe the MacBook Pro.
There is a M1 Parallels out. Valorant does not work on virtual machines (i.e. Parallels) even on Intel. Its kernel-level anti-cheat vgk.sys does not load properly on a VM. Valorant isn’t playable on M1 chips. Other games work fine both natively or with Rosetta 2 or with crossover/parallels.
Rule of thumb is: As long as you can boot natively, do it Virtual machines can work, but the resourses will be split between both OSes. Bootcamp is always better than a virtual machine, but the M1 Macs can NOT use Bootcamp, so we're left with virtual machines and other tricks like that
It looks like Android apps could be coming to Apple MacBooks and Macs that run on the new M1 chip, with the BlueStacks application introducing support for ARM-based PCs. Late last year, Apple
I have some older games on Steam library, and I would like to play some of them on my MacBook Air. They're not compatible with Mac, and Steam doesn't let me download. I thought that it might work because of Rosetta, but I don't know how to do it if it's possible. Games that I'd like to play are Heroes III-HD edition and Fallout-New Vegas, if
If you install Steam via crossover and then go into the Steam bottle and choose run command you can just point to the exe file and run setup. Normally the game will run well. I'm playing Metro 2033 Redux on my M1 Macbook Pro. Installed the cheap GOG one into the steam bottle and it works fine. Same game is £15 on Steam.
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