i have them both on pc..but i dnt usepc these days. i use my mac or play console..and i know u can get them for mac..but where??

Legally I presume?

The Mac versions were designed with "System" rather than OSX and Power PC processors in mind, so getting it to work may be hit or miss... Some folk have seen success, others haven't.

I'm not aware of them being rereleased/made available for download in the recent past. I'd recommend using "Boot Camp' (or worst case scenario, Parallels) to run Windows and use that version.

Of course pistolwhip meant legally.

Anyways I can not help much but maybe this link will:

http://www.amazon.com/Fallout-Mac/dp/B00006GXD7/ref=pd_sim_vg_1

Sorry no download.

yeah legally.. seriously i have fallout 2 and have two copies and can't get ti to work..and i really7 wanna play when i try on pc i get oplease insert disk..when it's in and i know that u can get it for mac cause mac has an article on it..and links to buy but the links dnt go anywhwere to buy it..like wtf!

Is Parallels really that slow? (Specs are for Pentium 90 w/16 MB ram)

Aren't the originals available through Steam?

EDIT: Just checked and yes they are... Get 1+2+BOS for 19.99

Paralells would probably run it just fine, presuming you give it enough ram. However I still wouldn't recommend it over boot camping as a) adding a level of emulation makes more complexity and more failure points whereas bootcamp is running windows natively and B) once you get that running, you're probably going to want to run more games, which parallels may not be able to keep up with.

Boot camp is also free, parallels costs money, so if you have an intel mac, I'd always boot camp over parallels for games, although running windows in a closeable window has it's charms.

Emulation and windows versions is the way. Yes, there is Mac versions, but finding those is hard and probably quite expensive due to rarity. Those are sort of collectors items now.