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Sadly I lost the discs needed to install the games. The thrill of ongoing dungeons, awesome spells and a plethora of quests got me hooked.

Might and Magic 6-8 were absolute favorites of mine back 10-13 years ago. I was able to play many old classics on my XP, but when it crashed, I didn't want to hassle getting another Windows based processor. An era which in my opinion, offered the pioneers of gaming which are still cherished to this day. So why am I asking this here? Because GOG has a good chunk of games that I grew up playing during the late 1980s/1990s. I managed to get a few programs running by adding custom prefixes, and letting Wine do the work for me. These are programs specifically designed to run Windows-only programs on your Macintosh or Macbook.Д®ven though it's best to stick with the programs that are already on a Mac, there were some things I wanted to run that I could only run with Windows. But I know ways to get around that issue using CXG (Crossover Games) and Wine. Now I know that GOG games are mostly Windows-only compatible. Within minutes I was experiencing faster load times and better quality than what I ever got from XP from the past year. Instead of having to hassle with it, I dumped XP and decided to purchase a new Macbook. The XP eventually gave out and I was unable to retrieve my school files and game files. Unfortunately, I had to give the laptop back and the Windows XP experienced a multitude of viruses and trojans.

Last year I had a Windows 7 laptop that I borrowed from a friend and an old Windows XP desktop. Unlike most people here at GOG, I only have a Macintosh as my computer. Despite joining up on GOG over a year ago, I never bothered to post on the forums until recently.

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