Which Windows Platform do I need to play Ages of Empires III?


  1. aknavyseals
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    Which Windows Platform do I need to play Ages of Empires III?


    I have a 15" macbook pro, and for obvious reasons I'm installing Windows as well. I was going to buy the Windows 7 Home Premium pack because thats all i need for school, but will that be able to run Ages of Empires well?
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  3. badger906
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, & Mac OS X 10.9.2
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    yeah it will run fine, theres always compatibility mode if things dont qork 100%

    i would recommend this Parallels Desktop 7 for Mac

    its a virtual box for running windows, but it full integrates into mac osx and both run in sync. i use it on my macbook and now consider my Os to be winosx 7
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