The full versions of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 are now available on the Mac, Aspyr Media announced today.The games and their respective  previously released downloadable content packs are available via digital download through the Steam, Aspyr's online store GameAgent and other online Mac game retailers. Both games feature Steamworks and Steam Play integration as well as cross-platform multiplayer and cooperative online modes Buy FIFA 16 Coins. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is available for for $19.99/€17.99/￡13.99.Modern Warfare 2's two DLC packs,Resurgence and the Stimulus Package, are available for  $14.99/€11.99/￡10.99. Modern Warfare 3 can be purchased for $39.99/€36.99/￡29.99, while its four DLC packs can be picked up separately for $14.99/€11.99/￡10.99.Mac system requirements followsOperating System 10.9.2 (Mavericks) CPU Processor Intel i3 (Dual-Core) CPU Speed 2.2GHz Memory 4 GB RAM Hard Disk Space 13 GB Video Card (ATI) Radeon HD 4850 Video Card (NVidia) Geforce 640M Video Card (Intel) Iris Video Memory (VRam) 512 MB Peripherals Macintosh mouse and keyboard This game is not supported on volumes formatted as Mac OS Extended (Case Sensitive)                                          Share              Tweet

 
 Former Index CEO Masami Ochiai and former Index president Yoshimi Ochiai were arrested by the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor's Office early Wednesday Japan Standard Time for suspected accounting fraud, Japanese publicationNikkei reports (translatedby Gematsu).According to the report, the pair were arrested on charges related to Index's collapse, falsifying financial records and inflating profits "by way of round-tripping in violation of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law Cheap FIFA 16 Coins." Index, the former parent company of Japanese publisher and developer Atlus, filed forbankruptcy on June 27 and had its stockdelisted on July 28. The company reportedly owed debts up to ￥24.5 billion ($224 million).          Citing a source knowledgeable in the matter, Nikkei reports that Index used round-trip transacting to falsify financial records to show that it was buying and selling IT systems and software. Index is now under suspicion of inflating its sales and profits for the quarter ending August 2012, where reported sales were approximately 183 billion yen ($1.8 billion) and 4 billion yen in profit ($39 million).Index's insolvency wasn't apparent until it entered bankruptcy and an internal investigation began, according to the report.It is thought that Index's round-tripping methods were to avoid being delisted from JASDAQ.