MGS.com Servers down...
I have a MGS account and it's nice to be able to buy these games online, but hey... why not use the Mac App Store? Guaranteed store and lots of exposure.
Yeah, not working for me either.
MGS.com Servers down...
I have a MGS account and it's nice to be able to buy these games online, but hey... why not use the Mac App Store? Guaranteed store and lots of exposure.
stop being stupid and get bootcamp and use steam
No, this is just fragmentation at this point.but you might like the effects of more competition.
Sounds really good and one to keep![]()
This has to be the stupidest facial expression I've ever seen. It's probably a great idea to advertise a game with it.
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I don't know what system you are using but Steam has never crashed on me since the dark days of it's launch years. It runs fine on OSX, Windows 7 and in Parallels.
This game client would be a solid addition if it was modeled after GOG and distributed DRM-free games, but as another client that shares almost exactly the same content as Steam it's throwing a pebble against a mountain.
Now if Apple reconfigured the almost-useless Game Center to be something like this ...
No, this is just fragmentation at this point.
I can buy something on Steam, OnLive, gog.com, Mac App Store, HumbleBundle.com, Origin, etc., and now Mac Game Store? Thanks a lot. Now it's even harder to remember where you bought something, and you have to keep more clients installed, running, up to date.
It'd be hilarious if I had to download the Mac Game Store from the Mac App Store.
Edit: Steam on OS X often crashes when quit using CMD + Q but even more often, the source games crash - also often when quit using the short key.
It's quite obvious he's belting out the opening line of 'Carmina Burana'.![]()
No, this is just fragmentation at this point.
I can buy something on Steam, OnLive, gog.com, Mac App Store, HumbleBundle.com, Origin, etc., and now Mac Game Store?
The real question, does MGS have the same type of sales that Steam has. 75% off twice a year is awesome and when I do 90% of my purchasing.
What do you mean "and now Mac Game Store"? It's been around for years. (And why on earth would you use Origin....)
One particularly useful feature is a "Game Compatibility Checker" that compares the user's Mac to the game's requirements in real time, making life easier for users with slightly older machines.