> Apple Silicon is so far away from the existing gaming hardware (somewhat with regards to ARM, not discounting mobile devices, and the custom-built integrated

> Apple Silicon is so far away from the existing gaming hardware (somewhat with regards to ARM, not discounting mobile devices, and the custom-built integrated GPU's with shared memory) that supporting games would add whole new complicated use-cases to their chip designs My understanding of, say, a PS5 is that its architecture is the AMD x86 SoC version of apple Silicon: unified cpu/gpu/ram. If anything, the M2 units are closer to gaming consoles than anything else.