Steam is something people will talk about next few years. It achieved so much, even porting games to Mac. I still remember seeing people saying:"PC is better, because you can play games ofcourse".
[QUOTE=Greendead;46075227]It achieved so much, even porting games to Mac.[/QUOTE]
Steam doesn't port the games the developers do ??
[QUOTE=ColossalSoft;46075817]Steam doesn't port the games the developers do ??[/QUOTE]
It encourages porting to Mac by offering support for it.
[QUOTE=Greendead;46075227]Steam is something people will talk about next few years. It achieved so much, even porting games to Mac. I still remember seeing people saying:"PC is better, because you can play games ofcourse".[/QUOTE]
Whiles Macs are getting there, the library is still small in comparison and doesn't have classics like Rollercoaster Tycoon 1 and 2.
Plus there are a ton of games which have mac ports but are not available on Steam.
Now the Apple tools can become [I]TOOLS OF JUSTICE.[/I]
The memes are spreading.
I encourage every developer to port their games to Windows, Mac and Linux.
'The Holy Trinity of PC'.
It's extremely convenient, shows you are prepared for anything that may happen long-term by having all bases covered and in the long run may help you be forgiven for mistakes you may make in the future.
[QUOTE=Kristviljan;46077160]The memes are spreading.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, well, they end here.
[QUOTE=Greendead;46075227]Steam is something people will talk about next few years. It achieved so much, even porting games to Mac. I still remember seeing people saying:"PC is better, because you can play games ofcourse".[/QUOTE]
eh most AAA mac ports tend to be dedicated crossover packages as opposed to be running truly native. It's slowly changing of course, but I doubt we'll see a shift anytime soon.
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