Freeverse's Kill Monty nearly half off

I bought my mac to do ACTUAL work, I bought my 360 to play games. Its a great compromise and it allows me to do both at the same time.

I've been doing a lot of gaming on my iMac lately. Elder Scrolls 4, Kotor 2, Half Life 2, Bioshock. In Windows, of course, but on my Mac none-the-less. I like a lot of independent mac game developers (Ambrosia and Freeverse, especially) but as far as big name games, I don't know why anyone waits for ports anymore. I guess not having an Intel Mac is a good excuse, but other than that, it's a quick reboot.

I'm satified, I've got a Wii.

Forgive me if I'm being naive here, but couldn't one just run Boot Camp and Windows and play all the games out there? This is how I settle my gaming fix and while it may be a hassle to restart into Boot Camp every time, it's an extremely small hassle at the most. COD4 works perfectly on my MBP in Boot Camp. Is there anyone else who just games in Boot Camp?

What an odd post.

The title is about a game being discounted. The first paragraph is about the same. But halfway into the article you switch to a rant about the state Mac gaming and close with a request for comments on the state of Mac gaming.

Couldn't you have just posted two items, each one focusing on a topic? IMHO it's just bad writing, if such thing exists.

PS: I've been a Mac user since day one so I've never done any PC gaming: always used a dedicated console. So I don't mind the state of Mac gaming.

I'm a mac gamer when I can be, but there are just never enough great games for mac. I played WoW but that was too expensive and too much time. I loved the peggle demo, and might buy it. I love guitar hero, and I might buy that. But in the end, there's just nowhere near enough choice and where are great games like Portal, Team Fortress 2, and so on? Also, why can't EA make a game that works? I tried to play Need for Speed, but it sucked and crashed everywhere, but COD2 was ok.
Where are our great games? There is a market, exploit it!