Games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that didn't work in Parallels Desktop 17 now run correctly. The company says 99.9% of Intel apps run successfully on Windows ARM, including resource-heavy titles like AutoCad.
Specifically, the saving and reading of files have been improved, and games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that didn't work in Parallels Desktop 17 now run correctly. Beforehand, this involved a sometimes complex process of installing Windows drivers and hoping the connection worked. Parallels Desktop 18 also provides improved USB 3.0 support, enabling connected webcams, video capture devices, and audio streaming devices.Ĭorel has also made it much better to run Intel (x86) apps through Windows 11 on ARM.
For example, it's now possible for a game controller connected to your Mac to work in a virtual Windows session.
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