Canis wrote:Well I'm proud you knew all along. Congrats. Now we play the waiting game.

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infact today Aspyr has decided to officialized the Mac development... As i said, Quake 4 was Mac ready from the linux port, and now with the smp support added, is a mac apps at all effects. I just could hope that they will develop the game as Graeme Devine did with Quake 3. Quake 3 engine was the la...

they already have quake 4 code ready for both PowerPC and x86 processors, coz they have an Xbox 360 and PC clients. This mean that the bigger programming problem was resolved (little-endian/big-endian conversion).

I suppose it's just a license problem!

http://www.idsoftware.com/documents/rea ... e_1050.txt

they have just added the smp support... By now is a mac application, but they don't have a Mac client. I'm asking how many consumers pc gamers have a multiple processor system on which they play.

i'm think that quake4 was all developed on a dual PowerMac G5 2,5GHz Xbox 360 Kit, and we also wait so long to play it under MacOS X?

Still on this thread. Quake 4 for PC was released some months ago. Also the Xbox client is ready. NOw, it is the time for Quake 4 demo. I think there are some chance to see the Quake 4 Mac demo soon. When D3 was released for Mac, John Carmack said that the best way to port this game to Mac, was rele...

any update? i hope this utility could be a valid alternative to gr on mac

no change in d3

i just wondering, it is so difficult port a game like quake 4 for mac? the macintosh hardware really stucks with a game like quake 4? why id, or raven or just aspyr hasnt released a public demo before the game, so they could try any hardware configurations? i still dont understand why they are waiti...

i remember when quake 3 arena was released almost simultaneously on mac, pc and linux...