The best Mac alternative is PlayOnLinux, which is both free and Open. I don't know if this will work for you the same way it worked for me, since my Mac is slightly older and probably different (Macbook Air 2014, 2. There are many alternatives to Wine for Mac if you are looking for a replacement.

It runs considerably faster, probably because it uses Gambatte (which also runs surprisingly well as a standalone) Third one is OpenEmu, running under the main user. Wineloader's CPU usage is pretty low (although it does fluctuate up and down but it never goes past 8%)

The second one is BGB running under Wine in a secondary user account. The process 'wineloader' s CPU usage is unreasonably high. Thats an Android emulator (a refined BlueStacks) that enables players to.

The first one is BGB running under Wine in the main user account. Bluestacks Emulator is designed to run android applications on Windows and MAC. I fixed the problem (i think) using this method Maybe check how much memory is used during a lag spike, check which unnecessary processes are being used, and use Terminal to stop them.ĮDIT: I suggest you can try running BGB/Wine as a secondary user. Although you can also run it on a Mac if you try hard enough. Hm, have you tried a different emulator, maybe? OpenEmu is native to Mac and it's very good, you should check it out: īut other than that, wow.

A mac emulator like wine