For sure there were prototype Apple Silicon Macs running macOS on A11 (or a variant) in a lab somewhere in Cupertino, California. The writing was on the wall that day.īy 2017 the A11 SoC on iPhone was an ARM big.LITTLE CPU with Apple's homegrown GPU. The rest of the semiconductor industry was dumbfounded and speechless. They aren't that naive this isn't their first rodeo.Īrm Macs have been rumored for years, ever since Apple released the 64-bit A7 SoC for iPhone in 2013. You make it sound like Blizzard is being caught off guard. When she isn't testing CrossOver, she's probably perfecting yet another bean stew, jogging slowly, buying even more linen tunics, doing a face mask or doting on her perfect chunky baby.Click to expand.The marketplace is constantly changing.
After getting her PhD in linguistics, she somehow stumbled into the Free and Open Source Software world. Meredith has been with CodeWeavers since 2019, and currently wears both the QA Manager and CrossOver Product Manager hats. CrossOver 23 will be released later this summer, so be sure to subscribe to get updates on CrossOver releases. We are committed to continuing to offer the absolute best gaming support on macOS. For each game, we find multiple bugs that need to be fixed. Our QA team tested on an M2 Air running Ventura:Īs mentioned in our last update, DirectX 12 support has been quite the technical challenge. We’ve been working tirelessly to bring the game to our Mac users, and we’re now delighted to share the news that Diablo IV is working on macOS with the second CrossOver 23 beta, released just moments ago. In our unyielding pursuit of DirectX 12 support, we got Diablo IV working on Linux with the first CrossOver 23 beta released last week.
The game had been playable on Linux since CrossOver 22, and the Mac news was revolutionary because it was the first ever report of a DirectX 12 game being playable on macOS. Last month, we made the groundbreaking announcement that Diablo II Resurrected was running on CrossOver 23 Mac nightly builds.
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