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Apr 16, 2016 The reason is quite simple; if you’re running the game at native resolution, then the Mac has to drive the game at full resolution of the display at 2880 x 1440 or greater. A common solution to this is to go into a games individual Display settings and manually adjust them so the games resolution is lower, but another approach to this is available for Retina Macs like the iMac and MacBook Pro. Oct 20, 2019 The best Fortnite Mac settings for graphics fidelity. If you have a high-end Mac and want the game to look great, you can either increase the settings or resolution. As an example, these tests were all performed on our high-end 2014 27-inch iMac: 1344×756 resolution and Low settings: 104.7 FPS; 1344×756 resolution and Medium settings: 71.9 FPS.

The Mac may not be regarded by many (or even anyone, really) as a gaming platform, but just because it's good for graphics, music creation and just about any creative endeavor doesn't mean games don't exist for the platform.

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On the contrary, even without booting to Windows, the games available for the OS X are quite numerous and thanks to both Apple's own App Store and Valve's Steam, Mac owners can now turn their Mac into a gaming computer—albeit one with a limited library of good games.

With that in mind, we've compiled a list of first person shooters, or FPS titles that run natively on the Mac OS X. You can pick any of these games up through Valve's Steam platform or through the App Store. We'd recommend the former, if only to keep all your games in one place. Picking them up on Steam will also allow you to install and play those games on the PC without having to buy them twice.

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Low End Mac is pleased to have Brian Rumsey on board with LowEnd Mac Gaming. It's an area we've generally overlooked here,mostly from lack of time to play games, let alone write aboutthem.

But more than just enjoying a good game, Brian has a sense forwhat makes a good playable game on both new Macs with fast CPUs and3D graphics as well as older Macs with a lot less horsepower.

  • Master of Orion onthe Mac, Tamara Keel, Digital Fossils, 2008.07.01. The DOS versionof this vintage game broke with Pentium or Windows 95, but the Macversion still runs very nicely in the Classic Mac OS.
  • 7 great games for Macusers, Korin Hasegawa-John, Mac Daniel, 2001.12.06. Someexcellent games for those who don't care for or have the power forfirst person shooters.
  • First person shooters:Hardware & software, Korin Hasegawa-John, Mac Daniel,2001.11.26. Recommended hardware and software for those interestedin first person shooters.
  • First person shooters:Netiquette and tactics, Korin Hasegawa-John, Mac Daniel,2001.11.19. Online gaming etiquette and strategies for stayingalive in first person shooters.
  • First person shooters:Introduction, Korin Hasegawa-John, Mac Daniel, 2001.11.14. Anintroduction to first person shooter games and their systemrequirements on the Mac.
  • Mac multiplayer basics,2001.07.02. An introduction to multiplayer gaming on the Mac.
  • Gaming and 3D video cards,2001.06.01. A look at accelerated 3D video cards for the Mac --brands, chipsets, standards, and more.
  • Blizzard Games: A look at Warcraft,Starcraft, and Diablo on the Mac, Jonathan Ploudre, 2001.05.23.Some great games that run well on older Macs.
  • The gaming challenge, JakeSargent, iThings Considered, 2001.03.02. How programmers try tomake games challenging for all players.
  • Classic Mac games updated, 12/8/00.Old favorites such as Quake, Shadow Warrior, Duke Nukem, Marathon,and others have been updated with better than ever 3Dperformance.
  • Preview: New Centurions, 11/15/00.New game from the makers of Realms promises good gameplay andsupport for oldest color Macs.
  • The future of low-end gaming,10/12/00. Interviews with three game developers on future supportfor older Macs.
  • Review: King of Dragon Pass, 9/19/00.King of Dragon Pass is not your average build and conquer type ofgame.
  • Gaming on older Power Macs, 8/28/00.The best games to play on the oldest Power Macs.
  • Looking back at Macworld, 8/8/00. Isthe Cube a gaming machine? What new games look promising?
  • Gaming with older Power Macs,7/18/00. Setting up first-generation Power Macs and PowerPCPerformas for gaming.
  • Review: Realmz, 7/11/00. A great gameplayable on almost any Mac that supports 256 colors.
  • The best sounding Mac games, 7/3/00.'...these games are all good enough with the speakers off thattheir good audio effects are added bonuses, not the only brightspots in otherwise dismal games.'
  • Bungie and the future of Mac gaming,Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 6/26/00. Why did Bungie sell outto Microsoft? What does this mean for the future of Macgaming?
  • The Suitability of G3 Upgrades forGaming, 6/9/00.
  • Games for '030s, 5/26/00. A look atgames that run nicely on the old 68030-based Macs.
  • Gaming on '030s, 5/11/00. There'sstill some life in those old '030s - and upgrades can be quitereasonable.
  • Is the Mac a gaming machine?,4/26/00. Brian provides a very thoughtful answer to thisquestion.
  • Mac games in development, 4/14/00. Alook at eight games currently being developed for the Mac.
  • Mac game sequels, 3/27/00. New gamesare great, and earlier versions will often run well on lesspowerful Macs.
  • Where Mac Games Are Going, 3/10/00.Incredible 3D graphics, more first-person views, and a blurring ofgenres.
  • Games for '040s, 2/25/00
  • Gaming on '040s, 2/16/00
  • Graphics and Game Play, 2/8/00

Other Mac Gaming Links

  • How does GeForce3compare to GeForce 2, Radeon?, Bare Feats, 06.08. 3D gamers willbe especially tempted by this card.
  • Gamesmania, Macpage, updated regularly
  • GamingReviews and Specials, Small Dog Electronics
  • MacGamer.com, very goodsite, updated daily
  • Inside Mac Games,good site, updated regularly
  • iBookGamer, good up to date info

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