Apple WWDC 2007 – Steve Jobs Keynote – Part 1: Games come to the Mac
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In part 1 of the Apple WWDC 2007 Steve Jobs Keynote, Electronic Arts and ID Software showed new games and a commitment to the Macintosh OS X platform.
Note: Due to technical issues, this podcast is not up to PodTech quality standards. Additional coverage from WWDC 2007 will follow with video.
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