Apple has updated the Game Porting Toolkit, with version 1.0.2 of the development tool now working at a higher level of performance when running Windows games on a Mac. Updated on June 30 and first ...
Apple has unveiled a new toolkit that is designed to make it easier and faster for developers to bring their PC games to macOS. The tech giant unveiled the Game Porting Toolkit this week at its annual ...
Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit lets Windows games run on macOS (but it’s not meant for end users… yet)
One of the reasons Valve’s Steam Deck has become such a great platform for gaming is that, despite running a Linux-based operating system, it can run thousands of Windows games without any ...
There was so much packed into Apple's WWDC presentation Monday that it's hard to believe there are still major pieces of it left to uncover. And yet, as part of a developer presentation, Apple has ...
It looks like Apple is finally taking macOS gaming seriously. It looks like Apple is finally taking macOS gaming seriously. is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things ...
Forward-looking: Apple has seemingly had enough with all the memes about the Mac platform being the joke of the PC gaming world rather than a proper entertainment machine. Cupertino is finally ...
Apple announced a new toolkit that promises to make it easier for game developers to bring Windows titles onto MacOS. Apple's new Game Porting Toolkit aims to streamline the process of porting Windows ...
Look, Mac gaming is not in good shape. Apple pitched the Mac mini with M2 Pro as a sort of showcase for how great Mac gaming can be, and I wrote about it earlier this year. It can indeed play games ...
Somehow the news of Apple's Game Porting Toolkit flew under this author's radar when macOS Sonoma was announced at WWDC earlier this month. It wasn't until the developer sessions on using the kit and ...
Apple is starting to take gaming seriously with the new Game Porting Toolkit for macOS. Similar to Proton on the Steam Deck, this feature allows you to play non-native games in an emulated environment ...
It turns out that Apple added DirectX 12 support via something it is calling the Game Porting Toolkit, a tool Apple is offering to developers to see how their existing x86 DirectX 12 games work on ...
Apple at WWDC this week announced a new toolkit that makes it easier for game developers to port Windows games to the Mac. The toolkit provides an emulation environment that allows developers to run ...
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