That said, the final two games from EA's originally promised lineup are now available in the Apple Store for preorder. Hey, at least EA didn't promise June, only to bump all the games to October so it could release a mobile phone. We also learned that EA uses the same slight-of-language marketing techniques as the rest of the software industry when the company says July, it actually means August or-in the case of Madden NFL '08 and Tiger Woods PGA TOUR '08-October. As we learned later, the games weren't exactly true, 'native' Mac OS X versions, but simply wrapped up in a porting engine limited to Intel Macs.
At WWDC this past June, EA surprised us with a promise of simultaneous Mac release for some of its popular PC games.
