Playing game without disk on MAC?

[Yogus_X]

I recently purchased a new Mac book Pro 2010 from a nearby apple app store which has a i7 processor in it, I just wanted to know is any one is playing game without disk. I indicate the sounds from disk administration is actually annoying me, by the way, anyone play sims 3. When I started to play the games on the mac book using the disk of the game the sound that it produce is very irritating t0 listen. The game that I am using on the i7 processor is slower in performance and the i5 was working very fine when I was using the 500GB (5400rmp), where my MBP is 7200rmp500GB, 4G of RAM. So, pleased provide some solution on the topic to overcome the problem any suggestion on the topic will be appreciated by me and there is any other alternative available to use the internet services instead of the disk to play the game.

[Eric B]

As you have mentioned that you do not want the sound while playing the games from the disk so there are a number of the websites on the internet which provides the mob patches for the games. These files are available in the internet you just have to type the game name and the patch file for that and sound to get the answer. Just search on the internet and download from the website it is absolutely free of cost so follow the steps to resolve your issue from the website from where you will download the patch for the required game.

[Glenny]

Almost certainly it is a modest bit behind schedule but there are a lot of options for Mac gamers to play great superiority games. Almost certainly the one that it is the most motivating for me in this second is steam for mac. The only downside that it is that there aren't so a great deal AAA titles in the list because condensation play is focusing that you don't have to buy your games two times that you do in supplementary platforms so I think that mayor publishers don't similar to that design. Also there are great games that you can get from pop cap. If you desire to get AAA titles you can get them from D2D from the system laptop.

[Florence_USA]

Some games have alternative when you install to decide between online approval and substantial DVD authorization. When you decide DVD, then you need to put it each time when you play a game. But when you decide online approval, it is just like digitally setting up. So you don't require DVD at all. For instance, I have battlefield bad company 2, Medal of Honor (2010). These two games have those options. I chose online, so I don't need DVD at all, this is the option available for you to resolve your quires.

[Sam.D]

The majority games have to have copy defense of one type or another. Most distributes will not take a game if not there is some level of copy fortification on it. Thus the publishers bend to their demand and insist that the developers insert some level of copy defense. Also disk copy protection, online server confirmation, or incredible else; the demand often comes from the summit and everybody below bends their knee, this is the option available with you to overcame these problem.