download the last version for mac Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon

That process of porting can be cost/work intensive. Metal, which is the proprietary graphics API that apple uses on their OS and mobile devices, also wasn't as ripe for supporting the features developers may require for full compatibility and only few ports (e.g.

However you're left at the mercy of the OEM (& apple) providing continuous driver support. Moreover, you'd often be better off playing games through Bootcamp, that allowed you to install windows next to MacOS, which provided not much incentive for developers to release games native on MacOS as you'd have some option.

This left your only option to go for a device with a discrete GPUs, which were a lot higher in pricing, making it nonsensical for any secondary gaming purpose. With that switch, the entry level devices (Mac mini & Macbook Air) now have more capable internal GPUs (iGPU) compared to the x86 intel-based devices, whose internal GPUs were not capable of running any of games that were available in that time period. Thus completely unifying a architecture that goes from bottom (iPhone) to top (Mac Pro). With the switch to Apple Silicon (AS), Apple has switched to an ARM architecture for all their laptop, desktop devices.

Hi, I'd like to preface that while the use of gaming on a MacOS device is very niche and marginal in the wider gaming space.

Download the last version for mac Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon