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Which games run well on the MacBook?
Submitted by pear on Wed, 2007-06-20 23:40.

Hi,

I'm still on PowerPC and planing to switch to Intel with a MacBook soon.

I would like to run some recent games on it but I've heard the GPU is not very powerful on this Mac.

Do you know if WOW, The Sims 2, Need For Speed Carbon (Windows) and PES 06 (Windows) run fine on a MacBook (not Pro)?

Thanks

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I would strongly advise you

Submitted by Alexandros Roussos on Thu, 2007-06-21 00:05.

I would strongly advise you to get a MacBook Pro if you want to run games, regardless the platform (Mac OS or Windows) you will run them on.

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