Coming to the Mac in 2008: 'Spore'

So much disinformation!: Besides the fact that the best computers available in the world can barely run junk like "Crysis"

Wow, then my ~$2,000 PC is better than the best computers available in the world. Cool!!

the fact that DirectPlay being used for every game's networking means I can't switch between network interfaces, or even work out which one it's trying to use by default

I don't know what to say except: huh? Can you explain exactly what you are trying to do that Vista won't let you do?

So, will Mac users be getting the full-screen anti-aliasing and so forth that Microsoft arbitrarily decided only Vista users are allowed to have?

I must be a god since I got full-screen anti-aliasing working on XP. I'm also really, really, REALLY curious how Microsoft is to blame for the Mac's inability to do full-screen anti-aliasing. Sounds like a problem you should bring to Apple's attention. So sorry to hear they can't offer you something that has been available on the PC platform for 10+ years now.

Unless I uninstall that OS out of annoyance in the meantime.

What is stopping you from uninstalling it? You obviously hate it, you obviously have mad computer skillz, so uninstall it and go back to XP! What, exactly, is keeping you on Vista?; Posted by: NonZealot Posted on: 01/15/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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So much disinformation! NonZealot | 01/15/08

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