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Something else worth mentioning is how most major game engines and several game vendors have had native Metal support for some time now.
by kitsunesoba 7y ago
Something else worth mentioning is how most major game engines and several game vendors have had native Metal support for some time now.
- kevingadd 7y agoThis mostly benefits new games. If you want to update to (for example) Metal-compatible Unity, that probably means updating to the latest release, and bumping forward from 2017 Unity to 2019 Unity often breaks games. It's a common problem for indie developers who have to upgrade every few years since Apple loves breaking old games.