Running FPS Games on Mac Minis

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United States Sidney “Doubbing” Rutledge
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I run Tron 2.0 and Quake III Arena on both my late 2005 Mac Mini (G4) and my mid 2007 Mac Mini (Core 2 Duo).
The results aren't really that exciting but it made for a decently interesting video nonetheless, especially with the weirdness of Tron 2.0's PowerPC port and Quake III struggling to work inside the Classic Mac OS environment.
This video is simply one step closer to my ultimate goal of making a small-scale LAN party using exclusively Mac Minis.



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