Obsidian Forum

I have all the original five Mac CDs of Obsidian (by SegaSoft/Rocket Science) published in 1996 for the PowerPC Macintosh.

I have an early 2005 PowerMac G5 which will play it, thanks to Mac OS Tiger version 10.4.11, which will run "Classic" apps. You may think "Great, you are all set." BUT, this is an old computer, liquid-cooled, which I have already repaired once, and later replaced the CPU board at considerable expense.

Obviously there is a problem here. I would like an answer to the subject question. If it's "No," is there any way to make that happen? This is a great old point-and-click game worthy of many replays! I would like to run it on my 3 Intel-based Hackintoshes. I run Mojave on one, and High Sierra on the other two.

Any advice/comments are appreciated!

It think it would not be really possible to get that old Mac game up and running but:
What about getting the Windows version of the game an then, try CrossOver (or other stuff like DosBox, ...?)

If you are talking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian_(1997_video_game) it seems that there is definitively a Windows version and these old games are sometimes working in the current emulators - not sure about CrossOver.

Thanks for your suggestion. So I would need to shelve my 5 original Mac CDs, buy a Windows copy of Obsidian, and try Crossover to see if it would play on my Intel "Macs?"