Battlefield 2142 Coming to Mac & Korea

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  • coolbho3000

    #61
    LOL OWNED :)

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    • 5TAK3D

      #62
      LOL OWNED :)

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      • Dangerdog
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        • Oct 2007
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        #63
        LOL OWNED :)

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        • Sir. KillalotUK

          #64
          LOL OWNED :)

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          • David Champion
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            • Apr 2006
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            #65
            LOL OWNED :)

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            • 5TAK3D

              #66
              LOL OWNED :)

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              • hajji_predator

                #67
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                • bfjunkie

                  #68
                  LOL OWNED :)

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                  • Dgirl

                    #69
                    wow

                    wow the ignorance in the thread....

                    anyways, EA isnt spending hardly any money or time working on Mac Versions. They are just packaged with Cider running the Windows version on OS X. I usually only play on my Windows box, but I have tried a few Cider games that are available on my Macbook Pro, and they actually run really good, couldn't really tell they weren't native games.

                    Just because my gaming machines getting older and I dont feel like building a new one when i rarely play anything, i might just grab BF2142 for the Mac (if it has the expansion i never got) and play it on my Macbook Pro. (and no I'm not installing Windows on my Mac...)

                    some people think saving a dollar is the end all be all of their lives. Maybe they need to get out there and make some money instead of playing games all day.

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                    • flclisgreat

                      #70
                      Originally posted by wartorn
                      I realize not everyone has $4000.00 to throw down on a pc but if you do, consider the Mac Pro - it really is the BMW of pcs (with both the negative and positive aspects of that brand )

                      with $4000 i could build a PC that is twice as good as that mac, and easier to upgrade in the future

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