Unreal Engine 3 Makes its Way to OS X

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  1. News Bot iFans.com News

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  2. Aiwa Banned

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    Congratulations Mac users! :D
  3. supitsgreg Active Member

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    OT but my sunday school teacher is a Senior Artist at Epic Games :D
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    Yes! now once i make my hackintosh i can learn to develop with the UDK too!
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    Before you could develop for Mac... I think you just had to pay a fee (It was been a while :p )
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    Nope. Xcode is free, UDK is free. Publishing is not.
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    lol, mac gaming.
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    Well no one can deny that the Mac Platform is dramatically increasing as a viable gaming option. Portal 1&2 are some of my favorite games and i can play them on my macbook pro. We already have Valve + Steam and now we get Epic + Unreal Engine? Fantastic :)
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    Having Unreal Engine means nothing. There is Unreal on iOS too, but exactly how many devs use it? Less than a handful. As of now there simply aren't enough Mac users out there to justify making AAA games.

    Considering PC Gaming as a whole makes up for ~25-30% of all game sales...that would mean 3% is Mac.

    Valve is taking an initiative, yes, but I doubt anyone will follow them.