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In the WWDC 2014 Craig Federighi presented on the stage of the new event iOS 8 Metal, a technology that allows the development of games for iPhone and iPad that have graphics similar to those for games dedicated to consoles. Those from Epic Games are the first to implement support for iOS 8 Metal in its own graphics engine used in some of the most popular games on the globe, version 4.3 of Unreal Engine being released this evening.
Implementing over 500 updates in this version of the SDK for Unreal Engine, Epic Games brings a multitude of news for those who produce games dedicated to iOS or OS X. Providing support for iOS 8 Metal as early as this summer, it will allow some game developers to prepare titles compatible with the technology from now on, and at the time of launch iPhone 6 I can quickly distribute them in App Store.
On the Epic Games website is available the entire changelog, the update made by them being extremely important for the iOS platform.
