Minecraft PPC launches the immensely popular sandbox indie game on our PPC Mac. Though Minecraft is a Java app that will run on most platforms, the OS X launcher is not compatible with PPC Macs. Minecraft PPC offers a tidy solution, sparing you the hassle of wrestling with bash scripts to launch the original JAR file.

• a lot out there don’t own up to date smartphones with high-resolution screens or own a tablet – Minecraft Pocket Edition sucks on small screens! • You do not have an Android or iOS device, like Windows Phone, Blackberry • Manage multiple accounts easily • Some want to use it at work in the office, where they don’t have WiFi/Internet connection on their mobile devices or not allowed to use their mobile devices during working hours • Play without getting interrupted by messages & phone calls • Stable recording (Youtubers) • etc. You see, there are multiple reasons and in fact, a big number play Minecraft Pocket Edition only on a PC! Well, most have the same problems: • lagging gameplay & high performance needed • difficult setup • crashes These are issues of the past – I will show you how to do it the right way in this guide here. Getting Banned For Playing Minecraft Pocket Edition on PC/Mac? A very important question first, the reason why so many don’t try it – are you getting banned for using Minecraft Pocket Edition on a PC or Mac? The answer is NO!

I know there are several people out there telling that this can get your account banned, but it’s not true. Minecraft Pocket Edition is just not supported in case of any technical problems happens, in case you don’t play on iOS or Android. The solution is, if you do it right (like I show you below in this guide), you will not have any problems. Attention! Do NOT intall any hacks/mods, this will get you banned! But that will also get you banned when playing on Android or iOS devices Step By Step Guide To Play Minecraft Pocket Edition on PC & Mac The guide to do it is not very difficult – you download an emulator on your Windows PC (or Mac) that will simulate an Android device. No fear of getting banned and full game support. Before we start, I’d like to give you some tips to the emulator tools, because in my opinion it’s important for you to know that.

Why Not Bluestacks? Andyroid Is Much Better! To give you the background, Bluestacks was initially developed to be a tool for app developers to test out their apps without loading it to their mobile devices – that was back in the 2010ish years. In the beginning of mobile games, many didn’t owned a smartphone to play with, so they just started using Bluestacks (even if Bluestacks was not intended to be a gaming simulator) simply because it was the only thing that worked.

Today, Andyroid did develop an emulator that is designed from the scratch for people who want to play mobile games on their PC & Mac. The advantages from Andyroid over Bluestacks: • Easier setup (for real!) • Much smoother (Bluestacks crashes often, Andyroid did not one time for me so far) • Less hardware requirements! Bluestacks is really turning my PC hot as it uses full hardware sources – Andyroid can’t get limited to only use what it needs (I’ll show you later). Please wait until the installer finished successfully.

Then start Andyroid from your PC or Mac. Step 2: Login Your Account (or start a new one) First of all, you will set your language settings and then it will ask you if you want to use your Google Play Account or create a new one: • If you want to use your exciting Minecraft Pocket Edition Account, you will need to log in with your existing Google Play Account • If you want to start a new Minecraft Pocket Edition Account (or secondary account), you will need to create a new one Now you’re set up and ready to install Minecraft Pocket Edition. Step 3: Get Minecraft Pocket Edition Installed Now open up the Google Play Store.

Sometimes, you’ll see Minecraft Pocket Edition right at the start – if not, simply search for “Minecraft Pocket Edition” at the top. Choose “install” and wait until Andyroid has been installing Minecraft Pocket Edition. You can now play, but I recommend you to also check the settings from step 4. Step 4: Configuration In theory, you are able to play now, but here’s how I recommend you to set up your Andyroid install to get the best experience – I highly recommend you to do this! Adapt Hardware Resources Andyroid will not need more than 1024 MB of memory and 2 CPUs (if you’re using a desktop PC, you can also choose 1 CPU as they are stronger than notebook CPUs).

A: what format is the passport in B: does it work on another machine, another Mac. No, if its a standard USB 2.5' HD its not a power issue, likely a bad SATA bridge however. Passport for mac is not recognized on the drive.