Interestingly, whether this is due to wanting to accommodate people who suffered from the horrific DRM when the game first released, every PC owner of SimCity will also receive a version on Mac OS for free.

SimCity blends various social functions and the traditional city-building mechanics along with copious amounts of micro-transactions. Of course, it also featured the now-infamous always-online DRM. Thanks to overloaded servers, players were unable to access the game’s single-player component. Which of course meant happy times for EA.

Thankfully, The Sims 4 is confirmed as not being always-online or having any invasive DRM. Will SimCity see a decent response on the Mac? We’ll find out in the coming days. Check out our official review of SimCity here.

Lair and a Sony platform launch have a deep connection it seems. Ruin the cross-platform PS3-Vita game has been renamed to Warrior’s Lair.

In case, you haven’t heard of the game, it plays much like Diablo and Torchlight.

The game is being developed by Sony Santa Monica, and is a launch title for the Vita. You can find the game here which has the new name.

It supports cloud saves and both the versions are priced decently.

Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

Thanks, IGN.