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I want to run PC (Windows) games on my Mac...?

So, I have 2 options for running Windows on my Mac: Boot Camp and Parallels. I basically want to use them both for installing Windows games and or other Softwares and Apps that are exclusive to Windows. I am willing to buy a Windows XP disc for Boot Camp and I'm willing to buy Parallels, so money is not an issue. I just really need a solid answer with reasons for the choice of course. I want to use Windows for recreational purposes only. I think that Boot Camp might be a better option because it might run smoother for the processing power that a game needs. But then again, I don't really know much.

Personally, I don't like BootCamp. It does not seem to works as well as Parallels. Having to reboot the computer over and over again isn't very convenient either.

But you've missed an option: VMware Fusion, which also comes highly regarded by its user base. If I ever left Parallels, I'd try the VMware software.