Steam now available for the Mac

By on May 13, 2010 at 4:41 PM
Gaming May 13, 2010

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Mac gamers got some much needed love from the gaming industry on Wednesday as Valve released its highly aniticipated Steam game distribution platform for the Mac. Steam jumped on board the Mac platform offering 64 titles at launch that include Sid Meiers Civilization IV (Colonization, Warlords, and Beyond the Sword editions), World of Goo, Bejeweled 2, and City of Heroes. As an added bonus, Portal is available for free until May 24th on both the Mac and PC. Folks coming from the PC platform will also be happy to know that many titles are branded “STEAMPLAY” and one purchase will let you play the game on all Steam-supported platforms. So stop reading this post, point you browser to Steam’s website, and get your gaming on.

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  • These Comments SUCK!

    They Really Do.

  • Wowzers

    And a nation yawns..

  • jaxstate

    Nothing like being forced to connect to the internet to play a game. Have fun Mac people, I guess it’s better than not having good games.

    • QuickWeevil

      Are you fucking retarded? You only have to be connected to download the game. Then you can play whenever you want!

  • wtf bgr sucks

    Has anyone ever noticed that BGR reports EVERYTHING a day late? this is so yesterday news

  • robojerk
  • Jdizzle

    Welcome to last week bgr! My god you could wait for this garbage to appear in newspapers before anything shows up on this waste of a site. Oh and also nobody gives a shit

  • user

    Steam is a POS

    (POS does not stand for Puff Of Smoke)

  • Jdizzle

    Also there is a giant gay black guy giving me head right now.

  • dkmoody

    Unfortunately mac users’ family networks are about to become slugs.

    Steam sucks if you are a parent wuth teenagers who want to play. These guys and their p2p gaming platforms stink!

  • Nelson

    I downloaded Civ 4 on Steam to my 2.4ghz unibody Macbook. It doesn’t want to launch, can any tell me what I should do?

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