BloodRed Pixel said:1) You don`t know your facts* and you think wrong**... try again.Matthi205 said:I'd like to comment on a few of the statements:
1) Mac and Linux port. While I don't think that a Mac port of Metro is sensible (most Macs will simply melt when confronted with 2033),
1a) Last Light native port for OS X will be released September 10, next month.
*based on real-world data
**falsified by real-world data
If that's what you were trying to tell me. If not, I don't have any clue what you were trying to say.enterthemetro.com said:However, Deep Silver will seek to make the world of Metro more accessible to a broader audience - through a commitment to ever higher product quality; through greater strategic investment in the brand; and, in the immediate term, through the release of dedicated Mac and Linux versions of Metro: Last Light. This is just the first stage of a broader initiative to bring Metro to a wider audience, without compromising the product's strengths.
Ummm... Mac computers are mostly laptops. Laptops with the worst cooling possible, and nearly exclusively with Intel HD Graphics. They also don't turn off when confronted with high temperatures (try Prime95-ing your laptop's CPU, while monitoring the temperature. It'll go over the TJMax in no time). Apple's desktop computers will also have similar problems, but I'm confident that Mac Pro users will be able to play this game. Shame only that most Mac Pro users aren't using the machine to game... and a shame, too that it costs around twice as much as its components (HD5770=HD6770, by the way).