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Frustrating...
Yahoo's games are Windows-only, right?
At least for most of the web ones, *wrong*. By using the debug menu on Safari, and getting it to ID itself as Win IE 6, I can play about 9/10 of the games I've tried so far on Yahoo!Games.
Now, not all of Yahoo can be tricked like this - Yahoo!Avatars, for example, still sees through Safari's agent switch - but still, I can't believe that Yahoo excludes Mac and Unix users from the web versions of its games (which are in Shockwave and Java) just because we can't use the downloaded versions.
ETA: Just confirmed that one of them, "Dinner Dash", is definitely playable via the creator's website without having to switch browser ID, and in fact, has a Mac version!
At least for most of the web ones, *wrong*. By using the debug menu on Safari, and getting it to ID itself as Win IE 6, I can play about 9/10 of the games I've tried so far on Yahoo!Games.
Now, not all of Yahoo can be tricked like this - Yahoo!Avatars, for example, still sees through Safari's agent switch - but still, I can't believe that Yahoo excludes Mac and Unix users from the web versions of its games (which are in Shockwave and Java) just because we can't use the downloaded versions.
ETA: Just confirmed that one of them, "Dinner Dash", is definitely playable via the creator's website without having to switch browser ID, and in fact, has a Mac version!