Burning Monkey Casino - Mac

old software, totally unusable on the latest mac os

First of all, I'm a 35 year old guy who does not have a lot of time for gameplay, nor would I want to do it because I spend my workweek staring at a computer. So I generally like games I can get in to and out of quickly, and I like casino games in particular. The exception to this rule is Sims 2 --- I liked the first one so much that when I got a capable system, I had to try it out.The graphics are definitely not high tech or flashy, but they're kind of cool. You can pick the face for your player and there are 5 games (slots, 3 card monty, video poker, blackjack and scratch offs). You can customize many of the games slightly. The game has a 50's/60's tiki-lounge thing going on, with music and all. I like the fact that you don't need the CD to play it. It's not real fancy but it's a lot of fun. I liked the Hoyle games a lot but since they don't come in Mac format anymore, screw 'em. If you want a Hoylish-type casino game, try Reel Deal Casino. It's pretty cool and you don't need to lug around the disk with Reel Deal games either.Most people will not be impressed with this game because of the graphics but it's really a cool game and I'm happy I purchased it.