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Was just wondering.... there's a Star Wars special on Steam this weekend which contains Knights of the Old Republic, TFU II, SWBF2, and Empire at War Gold Pack, and if I got them all for $20 would I be able to play 'em all on my Mac?
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If your Mac runs some version of Windows, then yes.
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Yes I use Parallels but you could use something like bootcamp which in the long run from what I've seen would be faster.
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Yep, if you run a Windows OS through Bootcamp you should have no problem. I have Windows XP on my Mac, and I've been able to SWBF2 and KotOR just fine. The only one I would worry about is TFU2, but only because of its system requirements.
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