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MacOS games, even going back to the beginning, were never as good on the Mac as they were on the PC with the exception of a few games that were native (eg Myst) and took advantage of the hardware that was absent on PC's (MPEG support was available on Mac's long before it was on PC's, likewise CD-ROM's), but it's been a long time since there was any incentive to build games natively for Mac's, that all moved to iOS, and M1 mac's can run iOS software if the developer allows it to.Д«ut you wouldn't buy a m1 mac over an iphone if what you need is an iphone.

Linux is always too fidgity to get games working, even native ones. But I can see someone using production Mac to play some games without having to buy a x86 Windows PC. I like Linux, but I just game too much to put up with all the issues it has so I'm just with Windows. It's always 'cool if you can get it working'. I don't think anyone buys Mac for gaming, but if they can get games working it's neat. There was a time when the MacВ was b&w only.

The period I am talking about may predate bungee entirely. 1980.If you want to focus on gaming,get a console or PC.Even at the hight of Intel Macs, only a very small amount of games would get ported to the mac, and Mac focused companies like Aspyr and Feral didn't find enough of a market to last.

#8086 emulator for mac for mac#

Yes, but Microsoft bought Bungie and Halo became the X-Box launch title rather than the new flagpole for Mac gaming and Oni only got a semi-release, and that was a long long time ago.ДЄpple in the M1 Presentation put a bunch of emphasis on games.heavily focusing on one big name that escapes me right now at 2:30am.BUT, and I say this as someone who's been an Apple user since Oct. I mean, it wasn't between a Mac and a PC cuz I'm mainly a Mac user and use it for graphics and stuff (I do have a PC for games and other graphics stuff now, as well) Well I bought my iMac instead of a Mac mini because it was better for games.went to the Apple Store with Arkham City on a flash drive and tried it on differetn machines to find the best performance. The OS though, should work unless they phase out installation on cpu's without AVX (which was introduced with the 4th gen intel cpu's), which I don't see Microsoft doing as long as there's no reason for it. So it would be difficult to get Parallels to work as well as it does on the Intel Mac since even if it could leverage Rosetta2, Windows applications in the future might use code paths that aren't available. To put things succinctly, Parallels is just a virtualization platform with some clever tricks to make it easier to use than say, QEMU (Virtualbox) and VMWare, as the latter are more about virtualizing a machine with no integration.

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This is likely also how Windows 10 is dealing with Linux on Windows UI stuff, but I haven't explored it.

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Basically it just spins up a virtual machine, but the video driver acts as a 'remote desktop' which is what allows for a seamless use of the mac and windows applications on the mac. It's a little more than a 'machine on top of a machine' in a similar way that Windows XP mode was on Windows Vista. Parallels was introduced way back when XP was still an OS you could install.