Feral Interactive Announces Mac Games Downloadable on Amazon: Total War, Borderlands, BioShock
As long as you don't mind playing games that are a couple years old then Mac gaming isn't really all that bad. Most of the really amazing games that achieve some semblance of popularity eventually get ported over to Mac OS. Such is the case with classics like Bioshock.
Now, Feral Interactive, a major publisher of Mac ports, has announced that they are teaming up with Amazon to provide a new avenue for digital delivery of their games catalog. At launch, the program will include eight great Mac titles: Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition, Bioshock, Rome: Total War Gold Edition, Mini Ninjas, LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, Brothers in Arms: Double Time, Battlestations: Pacific, and Puzzler World.
“We're pleased to have our products now available through Amazon.com,” said David Stephen, Feral Interactive’s Managing Director in a press release. “We hope that by making our games available through a trusted digital partner like Amazon.com we will be able to reach new audiences for our games.”
More titles will become available in the coming months. They're also the publisher of Mac versions of Peter Molyneux games Fable and Black and White, which we would welcome the chance to download again.
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JimmyMacMan
June 01, 2011 at 2:39pm
Personally I use Steam for core games and DFMG for casual. Amazon doesn't interest me at all:
Steam/Valve is at least making a concerted effort to address the lack of gaming in the Mac market, releasing their titles at launch on Mac. Wish more major developers would do this.
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