I'll give some background. I'd like to do some gaming but don't have a lot of money for a console or a whole new computer. So I decided to put VMWare Fusion 6 on my late 2012 Macbook Pro.

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For the VMWare I decided to use Windows 7 64bit, got it from a buddy. Today I downloaded Far Cry 3 from UPlay and I did this thinking the game work. At first attempt to launch there were plenty of updates to install.

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After all of that the game looked like it might launch, but would get stuck on a black screen and just sit there. Knowing that sometimes issues can be resolved by a simple uninstall and re-install I gave that a go.

Same issue persists. Does anyone know of a decent fix? Is there a way to get the game working on my Macbook Pro or am I just SOL? ---- Late 2012 Macbook Pro, OS Mavericks VMWare Fusion 6, up-to-date, to run Windows 7 64-bit.

I'll give some background. I'd like to do some gaming but don't have a lot of money for a console or a whole new computer. So I decided to put VMWare Fusion 6 on my late 2012 Macbook Pro. For the VMWare I decided to use Windows 7 64bit, got it from a buddy.

Today I downloaded Far Cry 3 from UPlay and I did this thinking the game work. At first attempt to launch there were plenty of updates to install. After all of that the game looked like it might launch, but would get stuck on a black screen and just sit there. Knowing that sometimes issues can be resolved by a simple uninstall and re-install I gave that a go. Same issue persists. Does anyone know of a decent fix? Is there a way to get the game working on my Macbook Pro or am I just SOL?

---- Late 2012 Macbook Pro, OS Mavericks VMWare Fusion 6, up-to-date, to run Windows 7 64-bit. I would suggest the OP uses Boot Camp, and then links Fusion 6 to use that install.

That way you get the convenience of running both OSes simultaneously, and when you want to play demanding games, you can boot into native Windows. That said, in the past when I have tried this, I have run into licensing problems with Windows, as it doesn't like running native and virtualised on one licence, even if it is on the same damn hardware.

And I'm not buying two copies of Windows just to do that. I don't know if that problem has been fixed yet. Keep Calm and Use Boot Camp As others have already stated, Boot Camp runs Windows directly on the hardware, while virtualization means the host OS and the virtual software are both consuming resources along with the guest OS, AND the drivers for Windows are for virtual devices and not for the hardware directly. I had a 2011 iMac and ran Far Cry 3 with medium-high settings very well in boot camp.

Download 3design cad for mac. Just trust the community on this one and go with boot camp. The game will play. If you want to get adventurous then you can setup boot camp for gaming, but also configure VirtualBox to access the boot camp partition/installation if you need to do Office or something else non-intensive in Windows. I ran this on a 2010 MBP for a while. You'll have to do some googling to get the steps on how to set that up, but it's possible.

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But just store that for later. For now, delete the virtual installation and go with Boot Camp. As far as getting the game to run in general, I'm not sure there.