Tldr: Within 3 years, basic math suggests Macs will be 50% of all computers sold yearly capable of playing AAA games. It's not smart for AAA developers to ignore 50% of the market.
Your post is delusional.
This going to come as a shock to you, but pretty much every computer released today is capable of playing AAA games, even on iGPU. That even includes Apples for the last couple years. Boot camp for the win, and people boot camp them for that purpose.
The problem with pc gamers is they care about annoying metrics like value for $, and the ability to mod their games and computers. Other gamers who care more about fps per $ tend toward consoles. We all know xbox series x or ps5 destorys the m1 or anything Apple would ever sell in value terms.
Apple loses hard on both metrics. Apple not only costs far more per frame then a pc or console, and it is completely locked down. The worst of both worlds.
It is even a poor value as just a normal pc. A $1000 in the pc world will get you a lot more then a crappy iGPU, a four* thread processor, 16 meg of ram, and a 512 GB SSD.
* I know it is 4+4, with a big.Little setup. Thing is, those 4 little threads are going to be useless for gaming.
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oh, and if you think non-gamers will make the the difference, the typical non-gamer buys this:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HP-14-La...te-Drive-Natural-Silver-14-DQ1037wm/385604861
or this:
https://www.walmart.com/search/?cat_id=3944_3951_132982_1231068_1172201&grid=true&query=pc
They even come with a keyboard, monitor, and mouse! What a deal!
Apple is not even interested in that game. Apple is a niche maker who makes niche devices. There is money with that, but it will never make up 50% of computer sales. It only makes up 11% of phone sales.
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