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Valve is expected to announce it will be adding Mac support for games on its digital distribution service Steam. The developer has released a range of teaser images featuring Valve Properties such as Half-Life, Portal and Team Fortress mimicking familiar Apple advertising campaigns, according to MacNN. These were accompanied with …
Read More »iPad will play iPhone games
Apple confirmed today that its new tablet device, the iPad, will be compatible with iPhone games without the need for modification. Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new device at a special one-off event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco, California. The iPad is …
Read More »EA linked to Apples iSlate
With Apple odds-on to lift the lid on its long-rumoured tablet Mac the iSlate next Wednesday, reports have claimed that video games publisher EA is working closely with Apple to bring some of its gaming IP to the new machine. Gaming is expected to form a big part of the …
Read More »Stonetrip’s ShiVa Editor 1.8 goes public
Introductory discounts for indie and large-scale developers
Read More »World of Goo heading to iPhone
Developer 2D Boy also confirms 'pay-what-you-like' model for desktop version
Read More »Autodesk releases Mudbox 2009 for Mac
Digital sculpting application now available for OSX 10.5.5
Read More »Unity now avaiable for Windows
Increasingly popular middleware engine hits version 2.5
Read More »Apple reports record results
The sad news of Steve Jobs’ departure has been quickly forgotten at Apple as the leading lifestyle technology company reported record results for the three months ending December 2008. Apple sold 7.3bn worth of products in the period, making 1.1bn of profit in the process – both results were all-time …
Read More »Autodesk announces Mudbox 2009 for Mac
Sculpting tool now available for Apple platforms
Read More »Apple: Blu-ray is a bag of hurt
Apple boss Steve Jobs has launched a scathing attack on Sony’s high definition Blu-ray disc format, casting doubt on the likelihood that his firm’s range of Mac computers will support Blu-ray in the future. Engadget quotes Jobs as stating: Blu-ray is just a bag of hurt. It’s great to watch …
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