No. Unless you are running Windows in a Virtual machine on your MAC. Then some might work, but the performace maigt be pretty bad (depening on your MAC). If you MAC is Intel-based, the performace hit won't be so bad.
It's really limited. I had a MacBook and traded it for an XPS notebook mainly because of this.f16sunny
Normally with Mac emulation of a PC stuff is severly slowed regardless of how fast your Mac is. I had a mac once. I tried to play the original Command and Conquer on the Mac. Turns out the direct x wouldn't run and the game wouldn't install. Now...CnC 3 takes about a 2 Ghz system with a reltively good graphics card to play it. And considering you have a mac all that would be emulated so...if you could run it, it probably wouldn't be worth it. If I were you I'd get an Xbox 360 and buy CnC 3 (its cheaper than getting a fast PC).
CoD2, Warcraft 3, World of Warcraft, Civilization 4+expansion and the sims all have a Mac counterpart, but you will have to buy the Mac version of them (with the exception of Warcraft 3). Not much goes onto a Mac in terms of games, but what does tends to be pretty good. Edit: I forgot to mention Doom 3, Quake 4, Prey, Starwars empire at war, hell, just look up "Mac games" on google and you'll see them.
Also, if you plan on buying those Mac games, be prepared to pay about 50 a pop, as its expensive for developers to even make a Mac version of there game, so it tends to jack up the price. Try Redline if your looking for a good mac game.
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