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If Apple buys it, it'll quickly head down the path of exclusivity. They'll find some "security" excuse for it that'll be enough for their reality distortion fie
by dotnet00 3y ago
If Apple buys it, it'll quickly head down the path of exclusivity. They'll find some "security" excuse for it that'll be enough for their reality distortion field to do its thing.
- solardev 3y agoIs there such a thing as an Apple exclusive game? I can't imagine a developer would want to cut off like 90% of the market from being able to play their title. (I think there are a few on Apple Arcade, but I always assumed those were sponsored exclusives?)
- brucethemoose2 3y agoThere used to be plenty of iOS exclusives. But if you are talking OSX exclusive, yeah, that would be kinda insane.
- fordsmith 3y agoThe issue is not an apple exclusive game, it's that they will make the Unity developer experience apple only.
- solardev 3y agoHow could that work? Even the M2 Ultra isn't nearly as powerful an actual desktop GPU, much less workstation or data center cards. And devs will need to be able to test on Windows machines.
- jwells89 3y agoThere used to be some indie Mac (and later iOS) only game studios like Pangea Software (makers of Nanosaur, Bugdom, Otto-Matic, and Enigmo among others) but I'm not sure how many of those are still around. As far as bigger studios go, Bungie was a Mac studio until Microsoft scooped them up to turn Halo Xbox-exclusive instead.