The only thing I think that sucks about this is that there is no software emulation or translation alternative that can allow you to run 32-bit macOS apps besid

The only thing I think that sucks about this is that there is no software emulation or translation alternative that can allow you to run 32-bit macOS apps besides literally running the entire Mojave operating system in the background. Something like DOSBOX or Wine but for 32-bit Mac apps would be great. (This exists but not in a capacity that can run games) I also think that games are uniquely well-suited to running them far in the future. Most productivity apps are either replaced by something else or have a new version that I can migrate over to. When it comes to games, they are typically one-time art pieces. A game like Morrowind is just as “useful” as it was 20 years ago. Sure, I can play it with a community game engine, but not all games are popular enough to get that treatment.