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iOS games/apps run on Apple Silicon Mac, so that by itself opens up a huge gaming market.

• gsich 6y ago
  Casual gaming market.
  • viro 6y ago
    umm there are more ports than you think.
  • jimbokun 6y ago
    In other words, the biggest gaming market.
    • gsich 6y ago
      Maybe, but distinct from real "gaming".
      • xodice 6y ago
        A game is a game. There is no "real gaming". Apple Arcade with a Xbox controller paired to a Mac is actually a fun gaming device for some types of gamers. Genshin Impact is a great game that is on iOS in addition to "real consoles". Oceanhorn 2 is an amazing game that was originally on Apple Arcade and brought to Nintendo's "real console". There is also quite a number of ports that I think you aren't aware of.
        • gsich 6y ago
          There is a difference between Tetris on Facebook versus Dota or CSGO on PC. The later is "real gaming", the former not. The border might be a gradient. It's like calling yourself a programmer because you can set a timer on your VCR. (dated but still accurate)
          • EugeneOZ 6y ago
            And since when CSGO is a GPU-demanding game? You think "real games" are for "hard triers only", but it's just your point of view.
            • gsich 6y ago
              Mine and many others. Rightfully so, see the example. GPU was not the issue here.