Apple Arcade up on 10.15 GM

[markosb]

A few games, I expected all the games to show up that are on iOS. Still excited about trying some of them.

 

[Bigpearl]

where you see the games I still see coming soon

 

[markosb]

Here is my screenshot on my iMac running 10.15 GM installed yesterday. I was able to download two games and play them with my controllers.

 

[Wreckus]

Here is my screenshot on my iMac running 10.15 GM installed yesterday. I was able to download two games and play them with my controllers.

Awesome. the urge to do a clean install and run the beta is getting stronger...

 

[markosb]

Awesome. the urge to do a clean install and run the beta is getting stronger...

Better off waiting a few days for the actual release. I'm hoping some of the other games I have on my iPad port over. I thought they were all supposed to be available on all mobile and desktop computers as well as Apple TV. The games aren't exciting or great, but that is ok, they are the type of game I play in between. I have a PS4 for more extensive games.

 

[Wreckus]

Better off waiting a few days for the actual release. I'm hoping some of the other games I have on my iPad port over. I thought they were all supposed to be available on all mobile and desktop computers as well as Apple TV. The games aren't exciting or great, but that is ok, they are the type of game I play in between. I have a PS4 for more extensive games.

I just want to get rid of Mojave and move to Catalina. Get rid of the 32 bit crap and a better chance that my iMessages will work. Not to mention getting my reminders working again.

 

[haralds]

I manage a team doing dev work. I have at least three running systems on my main Mac Pro.
My approach is to bring up the beta on its own SSD and during the cycle slowly migrate the apps I find I still want. It's always a clean approach. By this time in the cycle I am pretty much running on Catalina.
The next stage is to migrate the full Mojave partition to a spinner and keep a small installation of it on an SSD. High Sierra's small install is now on a spinner.
As the older installs age the full system installs get pushed off. the cliff.
This is in a Mac Pro with 12 real cores of Xeon @ 3Ghz, 48GB of RAM, 18TB of spinners, 6.5GB of SSD, and a rotating set of spinners for CCC backups. A network server handles TimeMachine.
My MacBook Pro has a similar regimen.