Now someone please tell me if  this has been asked before, but where are all the mac games? Seriously? Macs are supposed to have just as capable graphics as the next best PC gaming computer (or so I've been lead to believe). Now Macs aren't all too cheap too so obviously someone who buys a Mac has money, and why gaming companies haven't tapped into this market is beyond me... And hasn't Steve Jobs been trying to get gamers more interested in Macs? 
Now there is the argument that most Mac users are family oriented people or they are more middle aged, well don't families have kids? And kids play video games now don't they? Plus aren't most gamers (once again this is all I've heard from recent surveys) middle aged anyways? So..... wtf? Is it a coding issue? 

Steam is available for Mac now...go dl.

Lol macs...gaming? capable?  Rofl.

 
Yes mac users can now lag the rest of us out at team fortress 2 using steam with their mediocre overpriced, underpowered hardware. Honestly if you want to game, at least get a pc. Steam is now available on macs without boot camp and linux will eventually be available too.  
 
To the next post, prove me wrong that macs are totally gaming machines? How am I suppose to not laugh? How can a pc gamer understand a mac?

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Lol macs...gaming? capable?  Rofl.

 
Yes mac users can now lag the rest of us out at team fortress 2 using steam with their mediocre overpriced, underpowered hardware. Honestly if you want to game, at least get a pc. Steam is now available on macs without boot camp and linux will eventually be available too.

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It's all down to Microsoft being in charge of DirectX, and DirectX being what game developers have known and used for so long now. Games capable of being easily ported between the two are written in a more open API like OpenGL. Little by little, as more services like Steam make their way to the Mac, people are starting to see the benefit in going multi-platform. It just isn't worth it to some, as the Mac userbase is much smaller and doesn't have access to all the beefy hardware; only what Apple includes and supports in their machines.

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Lol macs...gaming? capable?  Rofl.

 
Yes mac users can now lag the rest of us out at team fortress 2 using steam with their mediocre overpriced, underpowered hardware. Honestly if you want to game, at least get a pc. Steam is now available on macs without boot camp and linux will eventually be available too.

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HEY GUYS,Dipstick here letting you know that this guy is a troll.  K....bye  "

Hey guys I think I've seen this thread before

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" @HitmanAgent47 said:

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Lol macs...gaming? capable?  Rofl.

 
Yes mac users can now lag the rest of us out at team fortress 2 using steam with their mediocre overpriced, underpowered hardware. Honestly if you want to game, at least get a pc. Steam is now available on macs without boot camp and linux will eventually be available too.

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HEY GUYS,Dipstick here letting you know that this guy is a troll.  K....bye  "

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Oh come on! Just look at the Apple store, there's a shit load of games. Also Steam. Sure, if you walk into any electronics store, you'll probably won't encounter a lot of Mac games. Even then stuff like Crossover or Cider enables some Windows game to run natively on OSX.

you can try OnLive i hear it works for Mac's and you can play the 19 games it has available :)

Steam? They are on there way. I just bought Counter Strike: Source!

Welcome to 1984.

" It's all down to Microsoft being in charge of DirectX, and DirectX being what game developers have known and used for so long now. Games capable of being easily ported between the two are written in a more open API like OpenGL. Little by little, as more services like Steam make their way to the Mac, people are starting to see the benefit in going multi-platform. It just isn't worth it to some, as the Mac userbase is much smaller and doesn't have access to all the beefy hardware; only what Apple includes and supports in their machines. "

Haven't you heard ? Linux is where it's at now.

@azim5000: WHY