Mac OS X 10.7.4 (Lion) was released yesterday by Apple. Even if you aren’t a Mac gamer, you should grab …
If you haven’t see the Star Wars sale at Aspyr’s GameAgent store, there is still a little bit of time remaining. Star Wars Knights: of the Old Republic for Mac – $7.99. Star Wars: Empire at War – $7.99. You get the picture.
After announcing The Elder Scrolls Online yesterday, including a Mac version, ZeniMax Online is showing off what is truly a teaser (shows very little). Gameinformer has also posted the first official screenshot online.
The Elder Scrolls Online may not be a World of Warcraft killer (is anything?), but like World of Warcraft, there will be a Mac version of the game. Mac gamers rejoice! We may not have Mac-native version of the other single-player Elder Scrolls RPG games from Bethesday, but we’ll have ESO in 2013.
Slide to Play asks whether Apple should take some of it’s billions in cash and invest in a game studio. It’s an interesting question – Apple has the money, and has bought many smaller companies to incorporate into itself over the past decade. My answer is no, regardless of whether it’s iOS or OS X.
Reqpublique, a horror/action/survival game that was originally intended to be a AAA iOS title, is going to have Mac and PC ports, and all three platforms will have their strengths played to – it won’t be just a iOS port where your finger is swapped for a mouse or a trackpad. Of course, the Kickstarter goals have to be met first.