Call of duty in MacBook Pro 13'

Hello, Guys..
I have MacBook Pro 13' inch with interl i5- 2.5GHz, 8 GB ram, 500 GB HDD, with intel 4000 graphics...
i install call of duty black ops 2... but it wont start..
can anybody help me why??
i already played call of duty MW2 and MW3 they worked very fine..
but my question is "will COD black ops 2 work on my Mac or not??" bcz it wont start..
plz guys help me....
and help me with which games can i play with this configuration of MacBook Pro

Can anyone Plz REPLY.... bcz i couldnt find the solutions...

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