> We saw the same thing happen with Eidos and Tomb Raider, but that didn't exactly usher in a new era of MacOS gaming. To be fair, Eidos and Tomb Raider didn't

> We saw the same thing happen with Eidos and Tomb Raider, but that didn't exactly usher in a new era of MacOS gaming. To be fair, Eidos and Tomb Raider didn't happen during M1 era, it was just a port for devices that were still using x86. Iirc Resident Evil devs explicitly called out working with M1 an what it brings to the table. I agree though, we will see how it goes, somewhat impossible to tell how it is going to pan out. Could easily end up being just a one-off. Realistically, I don't think it is going to usher in a new era of gaming on macOS, but I hope it will slowly move it in that direction. Similar to how it happened with Proton and Linux. It's been out for a while, but only somewhat recently (at some point in the past year or two) has it reached a critical mass on the market.