The same user has also demonstrated other games, such as Stray, Diablo 4, and even Cyberpunk 2077. I’m talking about Boosteroid, a game cloud-streaming. Rather, some far-off Windows PC in Italy in my case, is doing the actual rendering, and I’m just getting the image and using mouse and keyboard to move. One user has already demonstrated playing Hogwarts Legacy on an M2 Max-powered 14-inch MacBook Pro device. It’s sort of weird, probably because I’m not really playing Hogwarts Legacy on a Mac. Using a tool from Github, users have already been able to convert games and run Windows-optimized games on macOS Sonoma with breathtaking results. We’ve all seen how well Rosetta worked when Apple introduced the new M-series chips, and we have high expectations. The tool will also help developers translate and convert various components and elements, reducing the time to port games over to macOS from months to days. Using the tool, developers will be able to test their games and save time to see how their games would perform out of the box, with little or no optimizations. It also dramatically simplifies the process of converting the game’s shaders and graphics code to take full advantage of Apple silicon performance, significantly reducing the total development time.”
The new tool promises to eliminate “months of upfront work and enabling developers to see how well their existing game could run on Mac in just a few days.
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