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<blockquote data-quote="jonnyd" data-source="post: 399923" data-attributes="member: 31029">If I understand the problem, it seems to me your doubt is the video capability, and the availability of games.Regarding the video - if you're going for an Imac, rather than the 'big box' Mac pro, you might have an issue. You kind of have to stick with what's available, and if it doesn't suit you, then the Mac might not be for you. As far as games go - same thing. There's no pretending that the market is awash with top quality Mac games, so if that's a priority then same applies, maybe a Mac doesn't fly.Personally I've never really thought of either the mac or the PC as primarily games machines - I have a Playstation for that, so I don't worry.But nobody wants you to buy something you'll be unhappy with - in every other respect the Mac will do what you want, and you'll be very pleased with it. Few people here would try to persuade you to ignore what for you may be serious limitations though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonnyd, post: 399923, member: 31029"] If I understand the problem, it seems to me your doubt is the video capability, and the availability of games. Regarding the video - if you're going for an Imac, rather than the 'big box' Mac pro, you might have an issue. You kind of have to stick with what's available, and if it doesn't suit you, then the Mac might not be for you. As far as games go - same thing. There's no pretending that the market is awash with top quality Mac games, so if that's a priority then same applies, maybe a Mac doesn't fly. Personally I've never really thought of either the mac or the PC as primarily games machines - I have a Playstation for that, so I don't worry. But nobody wants you to buy something you'll be unhappy with - in every other respect the Mac will do what you want, and you'll be very pleased with it. Few people here would try to persuade you to ignore what for you may be serious limitations though. [/QUOTE]

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