Unfortunately I don't have a PC, and I would KILL to play NFSWO! I really miss the days of Rockport and Palmont. Do you think they would even consider a Mac version?

I don't see why not.
No information about MAC version but releasing one is a good idea.

Actually I'm wondering why Macintosh are still making computers...
Sure,they have some good tools but Microsoft overwhelmed them long ago .

I like Macs. They still offer up superior graphics manipulation programs and their OS's have a much smaller footprint in both memory consumption and processor resources. Their systems also tend to be more well integrated with each other. So despite it having less power under the hood it uses what it has much better. Thus better results.

Personally, I like the minimalist approach that Macs tend to have. I use Safari because it takes up less of my screen, a must for computers with small screens, and Itunes because it has such a good database. (I just wish Itunes had a media server system.)

Anyways, the best Macs now offer up the same chips, amounts of RAM, and graphics cards that PC's offer. Which allows for even better results when mixed with Mac OS's. And Bootcamp takes up the same space as the WinXP/98 buffer that Win7 has. Approximately of course.

...but a collection of only 5 racing games!

Although, that's probably all you can afford after paying all that extra cash for U.S. Brand.

Jussi

if your mac has the same specs as a pc that can run nfs carbon (or better specs) then all you just have to do is use bootcamp to install windows XP or windows 7 (vista sucks) and NFSWO when the time comes, problem solved!

Win 7 running on a macintosh? Hahaha must see.

I simply asked if a Mac version was plausible. I have much better things to do than get fat and sit on my * at the computer all day playing video games. I didn't buy my Macs to play games.

nfs_web.SuperProKP wrote:fat and sit on my * at the computer all day playing video games.

Are you living in the US or Britain?
That should explain your opinion about non-mac users .

cem_ea_id.Kaizeras wrote:

nfs_web.SuperProKP wrote:fat and sit on my * at the computer all day playing video games.

Are you living in the US or Britain?
That should explain your opinion about non-mac users .

lol, I'm a yank...

nfs_web.SuperProKP wrote:I simply asked if a Mac version was plausible. I have much better things to do than get fat and sit on my * at the computer all day playing video games. I didn't buy my Macs to play games.

Well if you didn't buy a Mac to play games, why are you wondering if WO will be on a Mac?
And I really don't have the time to sit all day and play games. I wish I did (like my other friends) but there are other important things as well. Anyway, I'm gonna try not to argue about PC/Mac, it could be a lengthy discussion. I stand where I am, and that's all.

nfs_web.SuperProKP wrote:I simply asked if a Mac version was plausible.

The question was justified,

but chances for any new racing games coming on Mac are slim.

Jussi

It really would be great if they made this game on mac as well. I have a brand new PC and a Mac so I don't really care if they do make for mac or not, but if they had the chance and could be bothered, you would think that EA would do it. I hope they do cause that would mean more players would be online hence more NFS fans alike.

nfs_web.SuperProKP wrote:Unfortunately I don't have a PC, and I would KILL to play NFSWO! I really miss the days of Rockport and Palmont. Do you think they would even consider a Mac version?

[size=48]WTF[/size]

http://www.animationlibrary.com/animation/18181/Fight_2/

u own a mac?

N u expect to play a onlne game on that?

What planet do u live on?

Honestly, to the OP. Get Bootcamp. That's what I did and am happily playing any and all games on my Macbook Pro.