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I remember when major games being launched on Mac was worth a mention, or even a full feature in an Apple Keynote. Nowadays games are being released on the Mac
by antris 8y ago
I remember when major games being launched on Mac was worth a mention, or even a full feature in an Apple Keynote. Nowadays games are being released on the Mac constantly and nobody bats an eye. It's a better time to be a Mac gamer than ever before.
- bluedino 8y agoIt would be even better if they had decent GPU's available without spending $1000+ on an external setup.
- yellowapple 8y agoOr if they went with Vulkan instead of rolling yet another half-baked graphics API while also deprecating OpenGL because reasons.
- jeffbax 8y agoAgreed, have been a Mac user since 2004… and got the first Intel iMac specifically for the ability to boot Windows for gaming too. I think the only native Mac OSX games I had when I got that first 12" PowerBook were Q3, UT2004, Starcraft / WC3 / Diablo 2… and maybe Tux racer ;) Have long given up on dual booting. Granted much of my gaming is also done on consoles, Mac gaming support is better than ever outside of still generally anemic GPUs (and who knows what will happen when they move to ARM… a great many games will be orphaned in x86 forever -- e.g. will Starcraft HD get ported to ARM?) Thank you, to all the indies (and open source engine porters) who have supported Mac over the past 14 years!