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* For Windows: [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Player|VMware Player]], [[Installing WA on Virtual PC|Virtual PC]] | * For Windows: [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Player|VMware Player]], [[Installing WA on Virtual PC|Virtual PC]] | ||
* For Linux: Wine ([[Installing WA on Linux, using WINE (original CD)|original CD]], [[Installing WA on Linux, using WINE (Sold Out Software)|Sold Out]]), [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Player|VMware Player]] | * For Linux: Wine ([[Installing WA on Linux, using WINE (original CD)|original CD]], [[Installing WA on Linux, using WINE (Sold Out Software)|Sold Out]]), [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Player|VMware Player]] | ||
| − | * For Mac OS X: [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Fusion|VMware Fusion]] | + | * For Mac OS X: [[Installing WA on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Installing WA on VMware Fusion|VMware Fusion]], [[Installing WA on Parallels Fusion|Parallels Fusion]] |
Performance comparison: | Performance comparison: | ||
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* on Linux, Wine gives the best performance, as it doesn't have to emulate any hardware and an entire operating system; | * on Linux, Wine gives the best performance, as it doesn't have to emulate any hardware and an entire operating system; | ||
* VirtualBox and VMware Player both show great performance (however, VMware Player is considerably harder to set up); | * VirtualBox and VMware Player both show great performance (however, VMware Player is considerably harder to set up); | ||
| + | * Parallels Fusion 4 gives unmatchable performance on Mac OS X | ||
* Microsoft Virtual PC offers mediocre performance (gameplay is not smooth, but still playable). | * Microsoft Virtual PC offers mediocre performance (gameplay is not smooth, but still playable). | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 10 February 2009
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If you cannot get Worms Armageddon working using conventional methods, or your operating system is not supported, you can try emulating Worms Armageddon using a virtual machine.
The following guides describe the steps required to set up a virtual machine, a guest OS and W:A on various virtualization software packages:
- For Windows: VirtualBox, VMware Player, Virtual PC
- For Linux: Wine (original CD, Sold Out), VirtualBox, VMware Player
- For Mac OS X: VirtualBox, VMware Fusion, Parallels Fusion
Performance comparison:
- on Linux, Wine gives the best performance, as it doesn't have to emulate any hardware and an entire operating system;
- VirtualBox and VMware Player both show great performance (however, VMware Player is considerably harder to set up);
- Parallels Fusion 4 gives unmatchable performance on Mac OS X
- Microsoft Virtual PC offers mediocre performance (gameplay is not smooth, but still playable).
