How to run Classic Mac OS games on Windows?

Running an old Classic Mac OS game on a Windows system can be a bit tricky due to compatibility issues between the two operating systems. However, there are a few methods you can try.

Emulators
Use a Macintosh emulator designed to run on Windows. One popular option is SheepShaver, which emulates a PowerPC-based Macintosh environment. You'll need a ROM file from a Macintosh computer and a compatible Classic Mac OS installation disk image to set up SheepShaver. Once configured, you can run Classic Mac OS and install your old games.

Virtual Machines
Install a virtual machine software like VirtualBox or VMware on your Windows system. Obtain a Classic Mac OS installation disk image and set up a virtual machine with the desired version of Classic Mac OS. Once the virtual machine is running, you can install and run your old Macintosh games within the virtual environment.

Source Ports or Remakes
Check if the game you want to play has been ported to or remade for Windows or modern operating systems. Some classic Mac games have been re-released or remastered for newer platforms, making them compatible with Windows without the need for emulation.

Online Emulation Services
Some websites offer online emulation services that allow you to play classic Macintosh games directly in your web browser. While this option may not provide the same experience as running the games natively, it can be a convenient way to access and enjoy retro Mac games on a Windows system.