I may be a total mac fan due to 4 years graphics design in hs/college, but I understand gaming is one thing and that is another

I personally would have waited for it on ps3 then that 100 I spent would have gone to subscription or that n the game but due to no offical garentee its launching on ps3 I sucked it up n got a new pc.

Everyone must know yes they have played sto on ps3 and xbox360 and it works but what it comes down to is if sony and microsoft both agree or if one pays cryptic/atari for exclusive rights until that’s settled there won’t be a console launch so me as an avid ps3 user I’m frustated but I found a way because ya I’m a diehard trekky, and if this game fails welp I got my fallout3/oblivion/ and soon to come fallout new vegas to fall back on lol

I can do anything on my computer. From video editing, gaming, productivity. There is nothing a mac can do that windows can’t do. The reverse is true though. Macs can’t play games 90% of the time. So either stop complaining or get a real computer.

As for conflicts, dll hell, etc… I haven’t seen that since windows ME. I’ve never had any of that crap in XP, vista, or 7. And so far 7 has worked flawlessly out of the box with 3 year old hardware. Try that with snow leapord if you were dumb enough to buy a non intel mac (i know someone who did)

If you have a mac you can play with bootcamp or hopefully on a console.

but that’s that for now, there really is no point complaining about it and turning every article about STO into another PC v Mac debate.

I can have $50.00 in my pocket from now until February.

On February 2nd I am going to come to Trek Movie like I do daily.

I will read all of the reviews on the game, from all of you.

At that time I will will have all of the info such as the monthly fees.

If its cool purchase it and get online to play the game.

Family OF MAC USERS.

Purchase a 300 dollar E machine and a VGA cable , hook it up to your big screen tTV , that is what I do.

We are living in the 21st century ,you are allowed to own 2 computers.

One thing that Blizzard (Warcraft’s maker) has had going for them since the late 90s is Mac support. Simultaneous Mac and PC releases really do a lot to give them credibility with Mac users, especially when so much of the gaming world places them in the “not worth the money” list. Imagine when your game is both 1) a best seller on the PC, and 2) one of the 4 games that’s playable on your system. I think it’s a shame more companies haven’t followed in their footsteps. Even though I’m on a PC, lack of Mac support is evidence to me that these guys aren’t as concerned about the quality of their game as they should be (or as Blizzard Entertainment is about theirs).