
I agree, I use my PS3 for most stuff but if I wanna play Counter Strike Source or HL2, then I have Steam on my iMac.Depends on what terms you two mean by gaming. It could be normal gaming or some serious hardcore gaming that requires a good graphics card and so on. I would agree that gaming on the Mac platform has improved thanks to Steam and bringing some of the games out they have such as Left 4 Dead and so on, it's nice for the Mac users to finally have a chance of playing some decent games but I wouldn't say it would be the best platform to choose for gaming.
As much as gaming on Macs have improved over the past few months, I still boot into Windows on my MacBook (non-pro) for on-the-go gaming.
In your circumstances I would definitely get a MacBook, you'll get so much more for your money.
(Typed on my MacBook for all you who want to start an argument)
Last edited by Recursion; 10-10-2010 at 05:21 PM.
Improved? Really? My iMac begins to cry when I try to play Team Fortress on itAs much as gaming on Macs have improved over the past few months, I still boot into Windows on my MacBook (non-pro) for on-the-go gaming.
In your circumstances I would definitely get a MacBook, you'll get so much more for your money.
(Typed on my MacBook for all you who want to start an argument)
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For what you would use it for; the MacBook would suffice, at the same time saving you a few quid!
It's funny how gaming always gets brought into threads when people are considering buying a mac when the OP never actually mentions anything about gaming.
I can play Runescape in the highest settings on my mac so I'm happy, it doesn't really bother me that I can't play high end games as I use my PS3 for that...
Let's be honest, by gaming most people (well probably on here they do), but anyway runescape isn't really graphic intensive :LFor what you would use it for; the MacBook would suffice, at the same time saving you a few quid!
It's funny how gaming always gets brought into threads when people are considering buying a mac when the OP never actually mentions anything about gaming.
I can play Runescape in the highest settings on my mac so I'm happy, it doesn't really bother me that I can't play high end games as I use my PS3 for that...
Personally, since you don't actually need anything the mac offers in paticular, I think you would be better getting a windows machine - mind you I suppose you prefer the OS or something?
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