Today's been one of those loaf-around-and-do-nothing days which are enormously appealing and all too rare. Even better, I'm not feeling guilty about doing nothing, which is even rarer. Tonight, however, in an effort to diversify, we're off to see, of all things, Beauty and the Beast. Despite the fact that I've lived in the city, despite the fact that I visit often, and despite the fact that I'm a fan of the genre, I've never actually been to a Broadway musical. Cost and a certain amount of snobbishness have been strong reasons for never getting around to it, but I'm past both hurdles now, and really looking forward to it.

my name is Daniel. I'm from Montreal, Canada. I know you must be quite busy as your lack of postings in your journal shows us, so I will understand if you do not answer this email, it's not a life-or-death matter. or maybe it is...

first off, I am a huge fan of TLJ (probably like most everyone else that emails you). Playing adventure games is something me and my sister do together, and be both agreed that this is the best one out there. I myself really enjoyed the futuristic world of stark.

to get to my point, I read in your FAQ that TLJ next is planned for PC (duh!) and some consoles.

but how about the Mac? I know it's not your key demographic, but has it ever crossed the minds of you and/or funcom to eventually port it to the Mac?

the reason I am asking is because I'm in the process of trying to switch, but do not want to miss out on any games that may come out in the future.

so I have an xbox handy for the gamer part of me, and the mac for the rebelious/wanting-to-learn-more part. I'm hoping that between the xbox and powerbook, I shall be ok for the longest journey.

While I can't yet confirm any platforms for Dreamfall (aside from the PC, of course), chances are it won't make it to Mac. Why? I would personally love to see the game being ported to OS-X - and if I had the cash, I'd buy myself a G5 and one of those huge, widescreen monitors; it'd look absolutely lovely in my living room - but unless you've got an established franchise guaranteed to sell by the truckload, games don't appear to perform well on the Mac. Shame, really, but most gamers tend to own a PC or a console, so that's where the sales are. The door isn't completely closed, however - at least I don't think so. If a developer/publisher were to partner with us in porting the game to the Mac, we might be interested.

Without saying too much, however: Between your Xbox and PowerBook, you ought to be covered for Dreamfall.  ¶ 23:23