Apple’s Scary Fast event will be held on October 30 and will focus entirely on Mac. Due to a time zone issue, in Europe it can be followed live streaming starting from 01:00 on October 31st. A rather unusual timebut there could be a very specific reason.
New Macs and gaming news: the latest rumors about Apple’s “Scary Fast” event in October
Similar to what was done with the A17 Pro on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, the much talked about M3 chip for Mac (and in the future also iPad) will guarantee a Hardware-based ray tracing, not about the software. This will guarantee even superior graphics performance, to the benefit of professionals who use Macs for photo and video editing and video gamers.
Yes because it’s no longer a secret. Apple wants its computers to be even gaming machinesand they may arrive on macOS in the future numerous AAA titles. During an interview with IGN, Tim Millet (VP of Apple) has hinted that the developers are already at work and that there will be interesting updates in the immediate future. The new Assassin’s Creed Miragefor example, will certainly debut on the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, and – at this point – we can also hypothesize an imminent arrival on Macs with Apple Silicon chips.
The Japanese Capcomthen, recently confirmed that his Resident Evil Village it will be playable on both iPhone 15 Pro and iPads with M1 chips and later starting October 30thwhich is the same day as the Apple event.
It could be a simple coincidence, of course, or a clue. That Apple and Capcom have plans an announcement of some importance for next week’s Scary Fast event? This would also explain the unusual time: in Japan, the event will be broadcast at 09:00 on October 31st and during the same – according to a source MacRumors – it will be a connection with a major video game developer. And it could be Capcom.
Finally, the service will also debut in the United States on October 30th Sony’s cloud gaming for PlayStation 5 games. Maybe there will also be some announcements at the event regarding this other great innovation in the gaming industry?
