Unreal Tournament OS X Port
InsideMacGames is reporting that Ryan Gordon is going to pickup where Glenda Adams left off with the OS X port of the original Unreal Tournament. (Not to be confused with Unreal Tournament 2003 -- which is to be shipping shortly.)
The following is quoted from an Interview with The Gamesome Mac with Mr. Gordon:
We're going to take [Westlake's] codebase, I'm going to look at what we have for the Linux codebase that Loki did for Unreal Tournament, which has been merged into UTPG's code repository?I'm going to take that, I'm going to take what Glenda gave me, I'm going to see what's what, and I'm going to get a Mac OS X version of it done?get it done, finished, and correct.
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