Playing Halo 2 on a 1.83Ghz White MacBook
A short video clip of the owner booting into Boot Camp and running the Halo 2 demo on Windows XP. The MacBook has a 1.83GHz Intel Core Duo processor with 2 gigs of RAM. It's a little hard to see the quality of the game but you can tell it's running smoothly. Unfortunately there's no details on the video settings used during the game play.
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That's actually Half-Life 2. Awesome video though, I didn't know my MacBook would capable of that! :)
hahahahaha... the macbook is not capable of doing this...
however, nice compositing of hl2 running at 100fps and the macbook screen.
Ok, whats up with the castlevania music?
I'm guessing that the settings must be pretty low because of the lack of discreet graphics in the Macbook (and the semi-high res of 1280x800). Also, the location "We Don't Go to Ravenholm" is in a dark setting without much lighting and will therefore run faster than other HL2 areas.
Fine but theres a reason the pc has a left and right mouse button, i wouldnt go near a game on a mac with just the one mouse button
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dont run that CRAP microsoft rubish on there
u WILL break ur macbook 4 life
Henrique you are a dick it\'s boot camp retard
uhh.. @GuM , macs have two mice buttons...on the might mouse, they even have an extra side button. anything a windows computer can do with these specs, a macbook can do better because there isn\'t a crappy OS slowing it down (windows). This can be done without bootcamp and without windows, using a program called crossover. Can windows computers use mac programs?
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