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Well this is very interesting indeed! They may be able to work with some of the smaller companies on more straightforward games, but I'm not sure whether companies like Firaxis and Slitherine would have any desire to see that happen. Their games and game engines are far more complex, and who knows if any of the bigger players would be willing to produce source code and documentation. I suppose it would all come down to the compensation.

Very interested in seeing where this leads. There are a great many games that were lost in the 64-bit transition.

I'm not even sure I want to attempt getting an iPhone X at launch. Seems like it is primed for lots of hardware and software bugs; advanced product + aggressive production timeline = high potential for issues.

lkrupp said:

Previously on “As the Apple Turns”

“iTunes is a bloated mess. It’s disgusting, unusable. Get rid of the bloat, remove features, split it up into multiple apps!”

On this episode of “As the Apple Turns”

“They removed MY favorite feature? iTunes is a mess now. It’s disgusting, unusable. Put MY bloat back in.

Perhaps, but removing a major feature - Apps - without a suitable replacement is just plain stupid. Personally, I reverted back to iTunes 12.6.2 so I could continue to manage my apps, and download updates. It lets me know when an app has been updated, and that's especially important since so many apps broke under iOS 11.