NFS Carbon comes for Mac!

NFS Carbon comes for Mac!	Dienstag, 12.06.2007
Electronic Arts announced that Need for Speed Carbon will come for MAC OS X, based on the Cider Engine from TransGaming. Apart from NFS Carbon also Harry Potter the Order of the Phoenix, Madden NFL 08, Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 08, Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars and Battlefield 2142 will be ported to the MAC. TransGaming is a Canadian-based leader in software-portability. Their Cider-Engine has the big advantage, that video games don't have to be rewritten for the Mac - the engine acts as an interpreter between the game's original code and the Intel Mac. "Traditionally Mac users had to wait to play the latest blockbuster games," says TransGaming CEO Vikas Gupta. "We're thrilled that TransGaming's Cider engine will dramatically decrease the time it will take to bring EA's hit portfolio of games to a thirsty Mac market." "Leveraging TransGaming's Cider technology to bring our hit franchises to Mac users is an exciting first step in delivering the video game experience that Mac users deserve," said Scott Cronce, EA vice president. "With the launch of these titles, it truly is the best time to be a Mac gamer." EA.com TransGaming
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#1: von Sokos (12.06.2007 14:51)

and when is it coming? o_O

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