Vinterbird
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PhlivoSong said:
It's being saying that since forever.
PhlivoSong said:
May 12 is the launch date now, I believe.Red Scarlet said:So did this come out in April? I haven't seen any new people post in the L4D threads about having the game for Mac and wanting to play.
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Red Scarlet said:So did this come out in April? I haven't seen any new people post in the L4D threads about having the game for Mac and wanting to play.
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Well at least the beta was released in April. Half credit?Red Scarlet said:So officially announced for April if you go by the old Russian calendar? Oh Valve time, breaking in the Mac people right from the get-go.
It was? I thought May 12th was the beta. Man I am so behind.kenta said:Well at least the beta was released in April. Half credit?
XenoRaven said:It was? I thought May 12th was the beta. Man I am so behind.
Bernbaum said:Is there any list of non-Valve publishers that will have games on Mac Steam day one?
At the moment, I'm really hoping for the Telltale games to make their way to the service.
This post here on the Telltale forums is a good sign:
http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=293666&postcount=6
Regarding Games
Steam coming to Mac OS X does not magically make your games run on Mac OS X.
The availability of non-Valve games is up to the developer and publisher.
The following games have been confirmed for Mac OS X:
Counter-Strike (presumably Source)
"The Half-Life Series"
Left 4 Dead
Left 4 Dead 2
Portal
Portal 2 (upcoming)
Team Fortress 2
Madballs in...Babo:Invasion [10]
Killing Floor [15]
Red Orchestra [15]
Torchlight [12][15]
The following games have metadata indicating a Mac OS X version [13] [14]:
Bejeweled 2 Deluxe
Chuzzle Deluxe
BookWorm Deluxe
Peggle Nights
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 1 - Launch of the Screaming Narwhal
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 2 - The Siege of Spinner Cay
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 3 - Lair of the Leviathan
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 4 - The Trial and Execution of Guybrush Threepwood
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 5 - Rise of the Pirate God
Sam & Max 301: The Penal Zone
Brainpipe
Chocolatier: Decadence by Design
Cooking Dash
Diaper Dash
Diner Dash: Hometown Hero
Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child
Emerald City Confidential
Wandering Willows
DinerTown Tycoon
DinerTown Detective Agency
Fitness Dash
Parking Dash
Mahjong Roadshow
Trijinx
Valerie Porter
Gemini Lost
Hotel Dash
Machinarium
Galcon Fusion
KrissX
Braid
Wedding Dash 2: Rings Around the World
Zenerchi
Altitude
It won't. I doubt they're integrating OpenGL in GldSrc.badcrumble said:I hope "The Half-Life Series" includes HL1. The good version, not the weirdly gimped Source version that lowered the ammo limit on satchel charges and tripmines for no reason at all.
crimsonheadGCN said:Neither Left4Dead or Left4Dead 2 is expected at launch. Out of the Valve games, it seems like only Portal and Team Fortress 2 are going to be at launch, while the rest will come in the following weeks.
The Big Rig said:It won't. I doubt they're integrating OpenGL in GldSrc.
You know more than me. Listen to this dude.Stallion Free said:GldSrc already defaults to OpenGL. The DirectX plugin is kind of buggy actually.
Igo said:I thought Counter-Strike meant 1.6. Valve are only porting Source?
Boards of Canada said:I could have sworn I read somewhere that DICE wants to bring over Bad Company 2...
crimsonheadGCN said:They've said that they are currently looking into it to see if doing one would be worthwhile. I would not be surprised if they were waiting on the Mac store for Steam to launch though. I believe they've said that the majority of their sales have come from Steam.
rezuth said:Just thought I would update that if you use the "Store" exploit you can actually download and play Team Fortress 2 and Portal now.
rezuth said:Just thought I would update that if you use the "Store" exploit you can actually download and play Team Fortress 2 and Portal now.
rezuth said:Just thought I would update that if you use the "Store" exploit you can actually download and play Team Fortress 2 and Portal now.
Also, I am pretty sure that statement about it working is incorrect. I am at a friends house right now and he downloaded the beta on his Macbook and used the "exploit" to get it going and he got Portal downloaded but when he tries to start it it just spits an error message at him, serves him right for trying to get in the beta without being invited.:lolBurai said:I think I can wait 48 hours. :lol
There's a new Steam Beta client available. To access the Beta, go to File -> Settings. On the Account tab press the Change... button to open the Beta Participation dialog. Then Select Steam Client Beta, and allow Steam to restart itself. Here are the specific changes:
5/10/2010
- Win32 side support for Steam Play / Steam Cloud integration with upcoming Mac titles
crimsonheadGCN said:Valve is currently testing the update to make Steam Play / Steam Cloud compatible for the Windows side:
Also, it seems like Valve managed to snag some individuals from Blizzard last year to help with the OSX integratation for games and Steam.
rezuth said:Are you mad
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Flek said:so steam is going to be out tomorrow ???
hiro4 said:Got in on the Steam beta. FINALLY.
It is probably just me, but for me it seems that it runs better on the osx side then on the windows side. :lol
I get to continue using Boot Camp because supposedly L4D2 isn't supported from the get-go.VGChampion said:One more day running boot camp. Be nice to finally get some more hard drive space.![]()
same here :lolVGChampion said:One more day running boot camp. Be nice to finally get some more hard drive space.![]()
Vik_Vaughn said:Looks like I may end up caving in and buying a magic mouse.
Vik_Vaughn said:Looks like I may end up caving in and buying a magic mouse.
TouchMyBox said:On another note, Does anybody know what version of Source Mac TF2 is running on? Same as the Windows version?
May 11, 2010 - Valve announced that Steam will launch on the Mac platform this Wednesday, May 12.
On subsequent Wednesdays, additional collections of Mac titles will become available, each designed to highlight specific functionalities of Steam on the Mac.
The first collection of Mac titles will demonstrate "Steam Play," which allows customers to purchase a game once and play it on all Steam supported platforms. Gamers who have previously purchased games on Steam will find them available in their account on the Mac as they are released.
Portal, in addition to supporting Steam Play, will be the first of Valve's Source engine based games available on the Mac. Native OS/X support for the Source engine is also available immediately to licensees for use in their games.
Among the initial titles available on Wednesday will be Runic Games' critically acclaimed Torchlight. "We're very excited to be bringing Torchlight to the Mac," said Max Schaefer, co-founder of Runic Games. "Having Steam for the Mac solves so many problems for us as a developer. We look forward to our future games coming out on the Mac as well."
In addition to bringing the online functionality of Steam to the Mac, Valve will also make its Steamworks suite of publishing and development tools available on the Mac platform. These include product key authentication, copy protection, auto-updating, social networking, matchmaking, anti-cheat technology, and more. The features and services available in Steamworks are offered free of charge and may be used for both electronic and tangible versions of games.