I would like to say thanks to our community on. You guys are awesome, we are sharing so many good news/informations/tips that I’m having a hard time to keep posting everything here. So PowerPC users please Like our page and keep checking on us. I promise you that we will continue giving reasons to take out your PowerPC machine from the closet. Now it’s time to play some games.

* Sixtyforce (0.95 beta) – the Nintendo 64 emulator – PowerPC friendly and works on 10.3 Panther/ 10.4 Tiger/ 10.5 Leopard. * Eat the Whistle GPL (3.6) – Football/Soccer simulator, PowerPC friendly and Morphos friendly – * World of Padman (WoP) (1.5.1) – PowerPC friendly – It’s a first person shooter video game. The idea is based on the Padman comic. * M.A.M.E – PowerPC friendly.

Multiple Arcade (coin) Machine Emulator with up to 10.000 Games. Special thanks to Burdo.

Click to expand.I've had very hit-or-miss luck with Apple tech support when talking about older hardware - remember, the average length of time someone works in tech support is under a year, and PowerPC systems have been retired for eight years now. It is extremely unlikely that the person you talk to has any actual direct experience with a PowerPC system. (I've gotten patently wrong information about PPC systems from Apple support as long ago as two years ago. Another one around the same time was great, though - when I asked about playing OS 9 games, she directly recommended getting SheepShaver.) I absolutely guarantee you there is no way to get 10.1 running on an iBook G4.

If for no other reason than the graphics chips have no 10.1 drivers.

WerPC Emulator> > > > Hi > > >Recently I found a PowerPC Emulato r caller PearPC for Intel.> >It allows you to install Operating Systems as OS/X and Linux> > which run on> >PowerPC over an Intel platform.

It comes with 256-bit AES encryption for added security, as well as compatibility with Apple Time Machine. Users can run diagnostics and format the My Passport with WD Drive Utilities, but other than that it is a plug and play drive that can be used to transfer and store up to 3TB of data. The regular My Passport Ultra is compatible with Mac OS after reformatting, but users that know that they will be using a Mac might find this model to be easier. The USB 3.0 port powers the device, so no additional power supply is needed.