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At this point in the fight, Epic has not fired its biggest cannon: announcing that Unreal Engine 5 will not support any Apple hardware. So at this point, there
by philistine 6y ago
At this point in the fight, Epic has not fired its biggest cannon: announcing that Unreal Engine 5 will not support any Apple hardware.
So at this point, there is uncertainty, but no clear harm done to any developer using Unreal engine and currently targeting Mac hardware.
- fooey 6y agoApple just did worse than that to them. Now developers can't even work on Unreal Engine from Apple hardware, and those developers aren't going to blame Apple for it happening.
- kllrnohj 6y agoUE5 not supporting any Apple hardware would hurt Epic far more than Apple as a result, as it would just drive mobile games back to Unity, which is already the market leader in the mobile space.
- grumple 6y agoYou sure about that? Apple already has a bad rep for software not working on Mac. Not many are gaming with macs. I own one game that's mac-compatible and it crashes a lot. Mac is great for dev and design/art related pursuits... and that's about it.