If you dont want to endure the inconvenience of having to reboot to browse, you can use Windows to access the internet last time i checked. 2 choices: Virtual machine, or boot into Windows. This game is developed by Zhou Jiaping (iOS) and Worzzle Games (Android). But other things like Xenonauts (which is what kicked all this off) and Half-Life are still blocked. Salkio said: I dont wana restart just to play a game then go back to hackintosh to only browse its a mission and pointless. Cross Platform Coverage for your Windows, macOS, or Linux operating systems. They might have done this 2 years ago for all I know! Now I can play Magic Carpet and Fallout 2 without huge amounts of stuff-around, yay. Boot Camp is a free tool in macOS which allows you to install Windows on a partition on your Mac hard drive so you can choose whether to boot your Mac in either Windows or macOS.
Just by writing this post, I noticed it looks like GOG has updated the version of DOSBox they use to be 64-bit so they support ≥Catalina, that's great news. Is there a better way? I don't particularly feel committed enough to trying this out to buy Parallels outright just to tinker with some nostalgia. The best thing I can think of is to download Parallels, install the Windows 10 ARM Beta in a VM, and try running the 32-bit Windows binary through that. And it's my understanding that no version of MacOS earlier than Big Sur will run on an M1 machine, including via emulation.
Has anyone found a way to play some of the older, "wrapped" games available from Steam, GOG or Humble, on native MacOS on an M1 machine? For example the original Half-Life on Steam provides a Mac version, but it's a 32-bit binary, so it won't run on anything over Catalina.
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