Valve Teases Team Fortress 2 Release for Mac Tomorrow, Delays Portal 2 to 2011
Valve Software today
posted a teaser on its official blog for
Team Fortress 2 hinting at a release for the game on Mac OS X tomorrow.
Team Fortress 2 would mark the third major Valve series to hit Mac OS X, following
Portal and
Half-Life 2 (plus two
Half-Life 2 sequels) released since Valve
announced that it would be making its game library as well as its Steam game distribution platform offering a host of third-party games available on Mac OS X beginning last month.
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Not today. But tomorrow. BIG THINGS. Stay tuned...
The news comes just after Valve announced that it will be delaying the release of its much-anticipated Portal 2 until 2011, citing the fact that "making games is hard". Portal 2 had been expected to see a release before the end of this year.
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