EA comes to Mac
Fairly recently, EA have brought some of their bigger hits to the OS X operating system. A lot of these will need a very new computer to run them, but it’s nonetheless a breath of fresh air for us oft-marginalised Mac gamers.
The 6 games brought over are:
Battlefield 2142
Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix
Need for Speed Carbon
Madden 08
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08
A fairly decent selection, although they are apparently rather buggy and have very demanding specs. For more info check here.
Posted on October 7, 2007, in Gaming, Mac, News and tagged 2142, battlefield, command, conquer, EA, games, harry potter, Mac, madden, tiberium, tiger woods, wars. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
Welcome to the Underground. 
I’m glad the Mac is getting some games.
Mac is a dying breed for gaming, but maybe no longer. đ
Mmmm….I think not. All the best games (read: WoW, Starcraft, Gears, Halo) are platform agnostic these days. Plus, with Parallels and Boot Camp, running any Windows game isn’t a problem.
Apologies, I just realized that my comment was incorrect. Platform agnostic implies that it is not dependent on a particular OS (i.e. written in Java). Those games merely run on both major operating systems.
Regardless, I still think I’m right. đ
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I wouldn’t say it’s a dying breed but it’s definitely neglected at least a little. Guild Wars and Counter Strike for example.
true, even halo came out sluggishly