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Unreal Tournament 2003 Mac Demo Unleashed
An anonymous reader writes "The Unreal Tournament 2003 demo for Mac has been released - see the story at Insidemacgames.com." The demo has 5 maps, requires OS X, and download mirrors, as always, are hard to come by - try 3D Gamers and Fileshack, also here's unofficial BitTorrent link-age
[verified, correct file -Jamie]. It's good to see the Mac community being supported with high-profile titles like this - but what other games would you like to see ported to the Apple-icious platform?
Most mac users don't play that many games. Secondly, that claim only holds true for OS 9, OS X has alot of "eye candy" that slows office & non game applications way the hell down, even with a $400 video card.
As for apples older than 12 months old, apple released their 733mhz desktop system in February of 2001... it just took a while for Apple's laptops to break the 700mhz barrier (for marketing reasons). Granted, that model came with a 16 meg video card, but also a 4x AGP bus, so you can pick up a 32 meg card on the cheap these days... which would make the age:performance ratio of the apple about as good as your computer, although you obviously win out on price.
Since you're using my laptop, usually viewed as a lesser peforming computer compared to a traditional desktop at the same speeds, how well would a laptop in the PC world from circa October 2001 fare next to mine? This would be a better comparison.
moox. for a new generation.
It would be great to have Half-Life 2 on OS X... HL is the one major game that I wish was on OS X, but thats old now, so it'd be better to plan ahead and make HL 2 available within say 6 months of HL2's release.