[bilbobugger]

So I "borrowed" a copy of COD off the net to see if it's worth it, being new to iMac. It won't take me past the first level, which checking on the COD website I see is a glitch, supposedly fixable with their patch. I patched it and still no go. Now I'm rather relectant to blow the 40 bucks to buy this game if it won't work on the intel platform. Of course the company doesn't say anything about running it intel iMacs, and so I'm thinking there's a compatibility problem. Anyone else able to run Call of Duty 1.51 on their intel iMac?

[Madison]

"Borrowed"? Hmm, methinks you are painting a target on your forehead here bub. You are just INVITING a pounding. You swiped a copy of the game off the Net, and now you want support for it? Good luck.

[2009059]

wait for COD2 which comes out in a few months.

[torifile]

I can run my legal copy of CoD just fine on my Intel iMac.

[The iMac Man]

Wow, you are pretty dense for posting on a gaming forum about stealing a game.

There's a demo you know?! That's how you try a game... not by stealing it.

Do you steal a car to try it out, or do you take it for a test drive?!?

[macintologist]

If bilbobugger truly had the intention of buying the game then I see nothing wrong with what he did. He found out, without blowing 40 bucks, that CoD doesn't work on Intel Macs. Give him a break.

[Madison]

That's what the DEMO is for.

[torifile]

Originally Posted by macintologist

If bilbobugger truly had the intention of buying the game then I see nothing wrong with what he did. He found out, without blowing 40 bucks, that CoD doesn't work on Intel Macs. Give him a break.

No, he didn't. He had an unsuccessful experience with a pirated game. Like I said, my CoD works just fine. If anything, Aspyr LOST $40 because he pirated it. Had he bought it, he wouldn't have had any problems because it works just fine.