Re: mac
With a Windows emulator, perhaps. If you're proficient at C++ you could edit the source code to make it Mac-native, though.
"There is but One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them..."
/translated to a higher-level language.
/translated to a higher-level language.
What I meant is this:
No. You can't just play the game on a Mac. But if you use a Windows emulator (emulator = a program which tries to imitate a different system than the one it is running on, like Windows on Mac or SNES on PS2), you could possibly play it on a Mac. Depends on how well the emulator is at emulating Windows code on a Mac.
The game's source code is that what is used to make the game executable. It is made for Windows, but you can edit it so you could possibly make a Mac executable, making the game run on a Mac natively.
C++ is a programming language with which you can make computer programs.
No. You can't just play the game on a Mac. But if you use a Windows emulator (emulator = a program which tries to imitate a different system than the one it is running on, like Windows on Mac or SNES on PS2), you could possibly play it on a Mac. Depends on how well the emulator is at emulating Windows code on a Mac.
The game's source code is that what is used to make the game executable. It is made for Windows, but you can edit it so you could possibly make a Mac executable, making the game run on a Mac natively.
C++ is a programming language with which you can make computer programs.
No! Here are atleas 80995967847564 rings that do them all!! 
80995967847564 rings to catch 'em all! Pokémon! 
Oh, sorry! I forget always that one ring! Sorry!
If you didn't understand him at all, you probably do not possess the capacity to enable Dink to run on a Mac. Sorry, guy.
It's more like C if I recall correctly.
