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It'll never happen. Gaming depends heavily on backwards compatibility... something that makes Apple employees shriek and run in terror.

• Apocryphon 3y ago
  It’s insane they don’t have a compatibility layer for 32-bit macOS apps, so many games were never ever ported to 64-bit.
  • musicale 3y ago
    It's very disappointing compared to Windows, which has compatibility environments for XP etc.
  • exabrial 3y ago
    Precisely. No small studio has time to write a whole 3d engine when all they really need is a few plot authors and graphic designers.
• musicale 3y ago
  It's a shame how much of my iOS game library is no longer playable. (Not to mention every 32-bit game on iOS and macOS.) Unlike other platform vendors, Apple's strategy seems to be to ignore backward compatibility and instead dump a yearly maintenance burden on developers.