This is freaking awesome since you are playing it for real with your electric guitar or bass guitar nothing fake at all this is considered to be most authentic and awesome guitar experience for game lovers out there and this will enhance your skills to play guitar where you can choose thousand of songs from the playlist. Rocksmith Game for Pc is now available to be purchase online with this game you can play guitar using your own computer. This way you don't waste too much space with Windows and this enables you to decide whether to virtualize or dual boot in case you want to do something else or take advantage of the full performance of your Mac on Windows.Very good news a Rocksmith Keygen for all who likes to learn guitar using your Pc. You can also run your bootcamp partition with Parallels Desktop (which is what I did when I had to work with C#, IIS and Xcode simultaneously). I suppose Rocksmith would run just fine in virtualization, but I'm not sure about Windows audio drivers or latency, and if it was me I would definitely prefer Proton/Linux/Wine/Crossfire over Windows.

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be GPU pass-through support in VirtualBox (with macOS host), but I don't think this will matter too much for Rocksmith. I don't think it's worth it just for playing one game. But Parallels is somewhat expensive and I justified the price because of work. Your mileage will vary depending on your hardware and games of choice. Though the last time I did that was 2014, it worked great and smoothly (Dead Island series, maximum settings). I've played some games using Parallels Desktop. On low GUI settings, I wonder if RS will be playable? I prefer to not dual-boot the OS, but it might come to that. I have an iMac with VirtualBox (free) but never tried to run WIndows in it. I would like to hear from others if any VM solutions work fast enough with Windows or Mojave.

If they are working on it, we won't hear until it is 100% done and 1 week from shipping. Originally posted by johnnymac949:I don't think there will be an update from UBI. I can't just 'reboot' in the middle of the inspiration moment, stop to type the password and resume. When I'm playing I like to mess around with ideas and record sound snippets and my DAW is Mac-only. My point is: I might use bootcamp to play games, but I will never do that to play Rocksmith. Latency issues are apparently very common on Windows, as I first found out when I was searching for information into buying the cable and whether to buy the Real Tone or other gear. Work takes most of my time so it was better if I could game on the same computer as I do my work, and the Mac I got for work was more powerful than my gaming PC back then, so it was a very easy decision.Īs a former Windows user (until 2012), I was surprised to find that all of the audio software on the Mac instantly recognized my guitar just by plugging the Rocksmith cable on the first try! I did not need to setup, install drivers, change settings or do anything else, and I had absolutely no latency issues.

I even retired my desktop gaming PC from that era. Well, I've been playing games exclusively on Macs since 2013 and I've never had a problem with that. Seriously though, Apple have never been reliable for gaming, pc's are cheap enough to build from scrap to run Rocksmith. Originally posted by Fyodor Rand:buy a proper PC.

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