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Blizzard: Blizzard doesn’t have a published refund policy for its online store, but you can try contacting customer support if you want a refund. “Refund game purchase” is one of the options you can select on Blizzard’s support site. Of course, you’ll have much better luck if you purchased the game recently. Jun 11, 2012  what are some games you've seen work on os x lion? MacRumors Forums. Forums Special. Games for Lion. Discussion in 'Mac and PC Games' started by rhcpryan, Jun 6, 2012. I guess putting windows on my mac is the next step. I haven't used windows in so long I don't even know what the current version is. So I just a buy a copy of windows.

It's pretty rare these days for games older than a few years to receive further patches and updates. However, Blizzard Entertainment is still committed to keeping their most popular titles working on modern hardware, which is why they've released a new patch for Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos. Warcraft III is now 14 years old after it launched in July 2002, supporting operating systems from Windows 98 to Windows XP. Now that most gamers have moved on to Windows 7 or Windows 10, Blizzard for the game that adds in compatibility for Microsoft's newer operating systems. The patch also includes a new installer for Mac OS X 10.10 and 10.11, which now allows Warcraft III to work on modern versions of Mac. There are still some lingering issues with the game, such as minor graphical issues and issues with save game locations, but in general the game should work just fine on today's PCs, even those that aren't suited to gaming.

This won't be the final patch for Warcraft III. A developer for the classic game s, stating that they're still working 'on a balance change and new map pool' which gamers will soon see in the form of a new update. If you haven't played Warcraft III or want to revisit a critically acclaimed classic, you can buy a copy. Related Reads • • • •.

Share this story • • • Gaming on the Mac is terrible, right? That has been the consensus among gamers for a decade-plus—Ars even declared all the way back in 2007. But in reality, the situation has gotten better. And after Apple dedicated an unprecedented amount of attention to Mac gaming at, things might be looking up for Mac gamers in the coming years. When Apple announced and a at this year’s developer conference, there was an air of hope amongst Mac gamers and developers. Gaming on a Mac may look more appealing than ever thanks to the introduction and gradual improvement of Apple’s relatively new Metal graphics API and a better-than-ever-before install base.

On top of that, discrete Mac graphics processors have just seen some of their biggest boosts in recent years, VR support is on the way, and external GPU enclosures promise previously impossible upgradeability. Tales of modern Mac gaming start here, in Tomb Raider II's version of Venice Decades in a niche In gamer communities on forums and Reddit, Mac gaming is often the subject of jokes and snarky comments. Again, such snark was not always without justification. There just weren’t many good games on the Mac for years. Nevertheless, a few companies have continuously worked to fill the niche.

Two in particular emerged as leaders in the marketplace—Aspyr Media and Feral Interactive. Aspyr was founded way back in 1996, originally as a retail distributor. The porting aspect of its business came later, with the first game it ported in 1998—Eidos’. Feral got started in 1996, too. And in addition to the Mac, Feral has ported games to and iOS (it plans to expand to Android in the near future). Further Reading “We’ve dealt firsthand with all the big changes to the platform that have taken place over the last two decades,” Edwin Smith, Feral’s head of production, told Ars. He cited changes like the advent of dedicated graphics processing units (GPUs), the move to a UNIX-based operating system, and the transition from the PowerPC processor architecture to Intel.