Mac Pro users have been long awaiting updated models from Apple, but their hopes seem not to come true this year. In early September Intel reported that it was planning to launch new Sandy Bridge E processors and their Xeon E5 equivalents suitable for the Mac Pro on November 15th. But now the company has postponed release of its chips to early 2012, having dashed hopes for an updated Mac Pro.

In September, during Intel Developer Forum event in San Francisco, new information came to light implying that Xeon E5 launch is postponed until the first quarter 2012. Indeed, according to the latest Intel roadmaps, all Xeon E5 processors are going to be delayed by one quarter.

Apple will likely to adapt the Xeon E5-2600 series processors (likely, the E5-2620,eclipsed not only its fighting game origins, but also anything seen before in video games. The director of this project had always pushed the boundaries, and he was now being given a blank cheque by his employer to devise a system seller.

1983. Having failed his entrance exams to dental school and not having much luck with the guitar, a young man named Yu Suzuki drew inspiration from the toy blocks of his childhood and decided to take computer programming classes while at the Okayama University of Science. Upon graduating he looked to put his newfound coding skills to the test and joined Sega. After developing Champion Boxing for the SG-1000 console, Suzuki set up his own division within Sega called AM2, tired of having his pay docked for