AGP Graphics error - MacBook Pro

I just installed FC Express HD. When I go to launch it, i get an error that says "Configuration Error - Need AGP Graphics Card". I have a new MacBook Pro Intel. I thought this thing had what I needed. Newbie here so maybe I'm doing something wrong. Any ideas? Thanks everyone.

Yes - a lot of people are still selling off the old stuff, often at top prices.
The Intel Macs came out in January and many reputable places started selling off the obsolete FCE 3.0 for half price back in February. I picked up a brand spanking new FCE 3.0 HD for £20 a couple of weeks ago and was able to get rid of my dog-eared copy for quite a profit!
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