VMWare virtual machines are always presented with a SVGA II video card. The virtual machine does not communicate directly with your actual physical video card. See Frequently Asked Questions about VMware Fusion for a more info. (About 3/4 way down, the section on virtual hardware.)
That said, usually you have to install VMWare Tools and enable 3D acceleration in the virtual machine setting in order for the game to work.
barrett092 wrote:
...Actually the 3D Acceleration box can't even be disabled its grayed out.I believe you can only change the setting if the guest is powered off (not suspended.)
If the game still does not work, you may be out of luck. Perhaps you can get your money back. Or you'll have to install it in Boot Camp.
barrett092 wrote:
...I do have the latest 9600gt so I'm lost here.
As stated in the FAQ I linked to earlier, your virtual machine is always presented with a SVGA II video card. The virtual machine does not communicate direcly with they actual video card. (IOW, you're not viewing Airborne on a 9600. You're viewing a SGVA II video card.)
I understand that.
So airbrone won't work.
I was looking at that page you sent of the games that work and don't work on Fusion.
Are there any games (from this era) that are 100% definitely playable?
