yes.if you use valves steam community you can use the steam cloud feature to put games from windows to apple mac
NO but if you use bootcamp you can play it on Vista/ XP, or you can use Crossover games
use Windows Bootcamp... it allows you to play Windows games and other stuff
Yes you can, you import and add non-steam games to your Steam library. From within the library you can launch and run any games, although 'Steam achievements' will only be available for Steam enabled games.
yes, i use a mac to play minecraft :D
yes.if you use valves steam community you can use the steam cloud feature to put games from windows to apple mac
No, because you are not using Steam to play the game, you are only using Steam to verify the game and to use the multiplayer parts of it. If you have a Mac version DVD/CD of the same game then you could still use it on steam if you register it on Steam.I THINK if you bought the Windows game on steam they will let you download the Mac version on the same machine. They have the full instructions on their web site.
NO but if you use bootcamp you can play it on Vista/ XP, or you can use Crossover games
They don't. Only games distributed and managed by Steam can make use of the Steam API.
Left 4 Dead 2 is not made specifically for mac, but if you use crossover games or cider on an Intel mac you can play PC games natively on mac. Alternatively, you can install windows through boot camp or a vurtial machine, but windows tends to be buggy and your computer may randomly shut down during game play, so stick with cider. From April 2010 Left 4 Dead 2 will be available for the Mac via Steam. (See links below)
If you install windows, then yes
use Windows Bootcamp... it allows you to play Windows games and other stuff
Yes -If you have installed Windows on your Mac then you can install Windows games on your Mac too. Otherwise No - Windows games will not work with the Mac's Mac OS. Well i was just about to say that and i am not a tech pro so YEAH!
Powerbooks use the PPC processor which does not support running Windows and so they cannot play games written to work with Windows.
Yes you can, you import and add non-steam games to your Steam library. From within the library you can launch and run any games, although 'Steam achievements' will only be available for Steam enabled games.
This is possible, but only if the game already is available to buy from the Steam store. For example, if you have Half Life 1 from back when it was not on Steam, you can validate the CD key on Steam...and then play it without the disc through that. Games that Steam doesn't support however can not be translated over to Steam. Quite a few games are on Steam though, including EA recently adding a number of their games to it.
yes, i use a mac to play minecraft :D