Yes, it was confirmed in the announcement about Cybepunk.
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Cyberpunk 2077 coming to Mac
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Yes, it was confirmed in the announcement about Cybepunk.
Which helps no one since you would need the new OS for the feature, so the game would be released closer to the end of the year and not early 2025 like originally announced. Unless they release the game without the feature and add it in later (they do this for all the new nvidia features).
only if the base framerate is high enough, unless Apple has some framepacing latency reduction tech they are holding up their sleeves
Or they simply could release an update to Sequoia.
It would almost be like a company porting Counterstrike 2 over to the Mac and then canceling it at the end of development.
No way could that ever happen /S
.Hard to say since there are no macOS tools to measure end-to-end latency like there is on PC.
No, game mode prioritizes the game over other processes. This can improve OS latency somewhat but for frame gen you need some sort of further latency reduction technique like Nvidia Reflex.
I'm not sure what you mean by any of that, but I'd love to hear more details please!
David Owen talks about it in this video. It is possible apple is working on an equivalent (or already has one) but it should be something “invisible” to the game.
I predict a release in 2077 to go along with the game title
.I would be surprised if most MacOS users that are interested in the game don't already have the Windows version.
I predict a release in 2077 to go along with the game title
I would be surprised if most MacOS users that are interested in the game don't already have the Windows version.
I don’t have the Windows version, because we don’t have a Windows PC in our home, only the one Mac.
How much of a market is there for this game at this point? Its a 5 year old game and most people who wanted to play have played. I'm not saying it won't be popular but I do wonder if it will have the burst in sales that CDPR hopes it will
I’m trying to imagine based on past experience with iOS games how degraded the experience would be specifically combat, when wielding a katana can be fast and furious, unless it is somehow nerfed. That said, I have never been a big fan of iOS for games. I do play Minecraft on my iPad n occasionally, but this is nothing requiring fast reflexes.
Latest play through, I’m still a fawning fanboy.
The Brain Dance and the editor and the process of your character being checked out by Judy is impressive. The fidelity of characters, voice acting, dynamic conversations, and the quality of the environment, Night City, and the surrounding desert, gives me shivers regarding just how amazing this is.I’ve not seen every game ever made, but in the realm of RPGs I’m tempted to label this the best game I’ve ever played, with the caveat, it’s not perfect, AI could always be better, and it might not be for everyone, but in the light of this category of RPG, think Elder Scrolls, Fallout, or Red Dead Redemption, it’s damned good, it’s the best. 😍
I agree, I've yet to see an action/rpg/fps game ported to ios/ipados that actually worked. Maybe if you had a controller, you it might be manageable, but I think people playing on their phones, don't tend to carry a game controller with them.
they could require a gamepad to play the game (no onscreen controls). though I am sure that would reduce the addressable market.I’m trying to imagine based on past experience with iOS games how degraded the experience would be specifically combat, when wielding a katana can be fast and furious, unless it is somehow nerfed. That said, I have never been a big fan of iOS for games. I do play Minecraft on my iPad n occasionally, but this is nothing requiring fast reflexes.
Latest play through, I’m still a fawning fanboy.
I’ve not seen every game ever made, but in the realm of RPGs I’m tempted to label this the best game I’ve ever played, with the caveat, it’s not perfect, AI could always be better, and it might not be for everyone, but in the light of this category of RPG, think Elder Scrolls, Fallout, or Red Dead Redemption, it’s damned good, it’s the best. 😍
An historical note, Bootcamp kept me gaming on a Mac for at least 4 more years than otherwise would have happened. I traveled professionally, and it allowed me to have it all on one MBP. 🙂
Oops: replied to an old post. 😶
a bit off-topic but Bootcamp was great.
Install windows, use windows drivers and play all games like for like on a windows.
Crossover is a subscription (yeah, its a pay once, but it only gives you updates for that one year of payment, so effectively it is a yearly subscription...) and it just annoying.
Install windows, use windows drivers and play all games like for like on a windows.
Crossover is a subscription (yeah, its a pay once, but it only gives you updates for that one year of payment, so effectively it is a yearly subscription...) and it just annoying.