win, including a 512GB iPhone XS, a pair of
AirPods, a 12.9-inch iPad Pro, an Apple Pencil,
an Apple Watch Series 4, a maxed-out MacBook
Pro, a maxed-out iMac Pro (worth more than
$17,000 on its own), and an Apple TV 4K - all
goodies they can share with their developer
team as a reward.
MAJOR LEAPS FORWARD IN GAMING
Apple made it clear that it was serious about
gaming at this year’s March Special Event when
amongst other announcements, the company
pulled back the curtain on its new Apple
Arcade subscription service. Starting at $9.99
and set for a fall release, families can pay for
access to a number of premium iOS games with
no paywalls or adverts, on top of the ability
to stream those games on Apple TVs and pick
up from where they left off on their macOS
devices for the first time since the introduction
of iOS, elevating the mobile gaming experience.
Gaming featured prominently at this year’s