Jazz 2 TSF for Mac?

[fishbone]

Just want to make sure I have it right, TSF was only developed for the PC and released in Europe?
Is there a version/hack for the Mac of this?

[Violet CLM]

Yes. No.

[fishbone]

Well shucks!

[Radium]

There PC emulators for Macs, though. Not sure if JJ2 works with them.

[Grytolle]

It worked for a friend of mine, however it lagged baaaadly.

[Sonyk]

Most emulators don't support DirectX well or at all, so you'd be better off using something like Boot Camp or an actual PC.

[Grytolle]

...which jj2 doesn't use afaik

[Neobeo]

JJ2 uses DirectX by default, however that can be disabled so that the graphics run entirely on GDI.

[BadBunny]

There's no JJ2TSF for Mac... You could buy an Intel Mac where you could easily let Windows or Linux run...

[Ðx]

ahhh.. i got a month ago a macbookpro :P i wanted to install it on it ;<!! daah make a patch or something, the one who finish it gets a nice cookie

[Black Ninja]

Use Boot Camp if you've got an Intel Mac. In my experience, every single Windows app works perfectly with Boot Camp (which makes sense, since it's just a regular Windows install with some fancy drivers).

Just be sure you get some kind of virus scanning tool so your Windows partition doesn't get virus-ridden. There's at least 144,000 viruses to worry about.

[Grytolle]

(Al Quaida uses Macintosh and therefore hates Windows. They are the ones who make all viruses to Windows - which is proven by the fact that they don't make any for Macintosh.)

[Stijn]

Just be sure you get some kind of virus scanning tool so your Windows partition doesn't get virus-ridden. There's at least 144,000 viruses to worry about.
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[Black Ninja]

Using a new thing called the Cider gaming engine (a tool used to port PC games to OS X without having to code a single thing), I've successfully got TSF running on the Mac. I can't really send it to you, but if you happen to legally acquire a copy of the Cider engine, I can give you instructions on how to make it work easily enough.

[Odin]

Using a new thing called the Cider gaming engine (a tool used to port PC games to OS X without having to code a single thing), I've successfully got TSF running on the Mac. I can't really send it to you, but if you happen to legally acquire a copy of the Cider engine, I can give you instructions on how to make it work easily enough.

I'd like to know how smooth this new "Mac TSF" runs.

[Sonyk]

About as well as Jazz 2 runs on Wine, since Cider is based on the same code.

(so probably okay but with sudden random crashes for no reason to aggravate and cause hair pulling)

[Black Ninja]

It runs great, and I've had only one crash (no idea what brought it on). It runs a bit better than I've seen the game running on Wine (better framerate), but there's absolutely no PowerPC support (don't know if Wine has PPC support anyway though).