Geek Swagger.
Using Boot Camp for gaming on an iMac
Okay, so the video didn't end up being about Boot Camp so much as the games I've been playing on the iMac and some Games for Windows Live news. Â Ah well, can't blame me for trying! Â A video should be up tomorrow with my first review of an iPhone/iPod Touch game, so check back. =)
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