How can I open these Bl Games on Mac?

[yaoifan777]

I finally got the chance to try what you suggested. I downloaded fink and wine but I am a little confused about it. When I double-click on fink it opens a folder with a lot of files that I cannot access and nothing else happens. When I click on Wine, it gives me three files. One file that says Wine and has a picture of a wine glass, another that says Readme.rtf, and one for Applications. I clicked on the one that says Wine but it didnt really do anything. Usually when I download a program, it takes care of the work by itself but in here I dont see what else I can do.
Also, since you mentioned it, I downloaded some parts of Seikai Houretsuden from other threads that were not named Fanbox but the results were still the same.
As for Jackin, I did try opening the .ccd and .img files by changing the formats and burning them into a CD but that didnt work.
When I double-click on the file with the .ccd extension I get the following message "There is no default application specified to open the document". For the .img extension, the message was "no mountable file systems".

[daniyagami]

You need to have windows installed or bootcamp to be able to run PC games on Mac. Doesn't work simply try to install the game.
Here, some sources:
WikiAnswers - Is there any way to play PC games on Mac computers
PC Games on Mac OS X [Archive] - Mac Forums

[libertypo]

Try CrossOver Office. Who knows, it might work

[eliddell]

CrossOver Office is just a commercial form of WINE with a few extra features that make it easier to run Microsoft Office under it, IIRC. As for using WINE--first of all, you'll need to find the Terminal application. It's installed by default with OSX and should be listed under Utilities.

Try typing "wine c:\\windows\\notepad.exe" in the Terminal (and hitting Enter. Oh, and don't type the quote marks). Do you get a rather minimalist text editor? If so, WINE is at least working properly. WINE doesn't do anything when run by itself--it's just a wrapper for Windows programs. Typing "wine [path]/INSTALL.EXE" then may work to install your game if you can find out where in your file hierarchy INSTALL.EXE ended up so you can fill in that [path]. (Note that I say may work. WINE does not run all Windows programs flawlessly and I haven't tested this particular one. If it doesn't work, your next step up is installing Windows using either VirtualBox or bootcamp.)

[yaoifan777]

I tried typing that on the Terminal and this is what I got "-bash: wine: command not found"

[yaoifan777]

I wouldnt be able to install Windows on my computer. All I can do is try the games on a Windows PC. I tried doing it before but I was having a hard time with it.
So, I dont know if there are any other options.
Thank you to all who tried to help!