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Sep 7, 2008 6:11 AM by
Peter Cohen
Re: Spore - are both the Mac and Windows versions on the same disc?
well, U just look at box and try to find logo, if it said PC DVD or PC CD, it is for pc only. if it said Mac DVD or MAC CD, it is for mac only. If it said PC/MAC then it is hybrid Disc which can install both PC and MA
Click this link to image of box for Spore. u can see it has WIN/Mac/DVD logo which mean it is hybrid.
now, if u are confuse by logo, I will be clear here:
Win: Window
pc: Window
Mac: Mac OS X
Re: Spore - are both the Mac and Windows versions on the same disc?
Thanks for the quick answer.
I understand that the logo is the way to tell what OS it's designed for. The problem, however, is that without a retailer that carries Mac software in my town, I'll need to order it online. Amazon.com, for example, does not always have good images - or has images for a slightly different version of software than is actually listed. Indeed, many sites have a disclaimer that "images are for illustrative purposes, appearance may vary". I don't trust the images on many sites for specifics on requirements and OS compatibility for exactly that reason.
I'm not exactly sure, then, how to tell the difference. I know there are several online stores for Mac-specific games/software, so I'll probably end up ordering it there, but considering that I have store credit/gift cards for some other stores/sites, I'd like to use it...
-Dan
I understand that the logo is the way to tell what OS it's designed for. The problem, however, is that without a retailer that carries Mac software in my town, I'll need to order it online. Amazon.com, for example, does not always have good images - or has images for a slightly different version of software than is actually listed. Indeed, many sites have a disclaimer that "images are for illustrative purposes, appearance may vary". I don't trust the images on many sites for specifics on requirements and OS compatibility for exactly that reason.
I'm not exactly sure, then, how to tell the difference. I know there are several online stores for Mac-specific games/software, so I'll probably end up ordering it there, but considering that I have store credit/gift cards for some other stores/sites, I'd like to use it...
-Dan
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