Port for Microsoft Train Simulator?
- Thread starter gdscei
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I did a quick search using [size=+1]GOOGLE[/size] and could not find a Macintosh version.
It also appears that there's a Microsoft Train Simulator 2 in development...and due for release for Christmas 2009...but this does not appear to be Macintosh compatible either.
Hope this helps,
- Nick
It also appears that there's a Microsoft Train Simulator 2 in development...and due for release for Christmas 2009...but this does not appear to be Macintosh compatible either.
Hope this helps,
- Nick
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No port planned but you can always run Windows on your Mac and drive the train natively.
(of course you'll need an Intel Mac and Boot Camp + a legal copy of Windows)
Regards.
No port planned but you can always run Windows on your Mac and drive the train natively.
(of course you'll need an Intel Mac and Boot Camp + a legal copy of Windows)
Regards.
I already tried VirtualBox, but as soon as i open the box my mac crashes and reboots... Seems to be a RAM error? I've got 1 GB RAM and using 10.5.4. (i know, its an old one)
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