[citation][nom]Marcus52[/nom]Thanks Razer!It might be that only 10% of the world's population is left-hand dominant, but that's still one in every ten, which means a lot of people! Apple can't boast but around half as many PC users. Telling left-handed people they "should just use the mouse in their right hand" is like telling Apple users they "should use a PC" if they want to game (except some left-handed people are so dominant they would have a lot more trouble switching).Clearly, there are people who don't want to use a PC; clearly, there are many developers that make their game Mac friendly despite that under 6% of the users game on Macs. Just as clearly there are many people that would use a left-handed mouse if they could, even if they've adapted to a right-handed mouse.I'm one of those left-handed people who has adapted to the right-handed world (but I will say I'm not entirely left-handed and some things, like shooting a gun, I do right-handed) when it comes to interfacing with a computer, and I've been doing it long enough I don't think I'll change my habit, but I feel grateful to Razer for acknowledging and doing something about the issue. I'm tempted to buy one of these just to reward them for their effort.[/citation]
I realize this is arguing past the point, but the issue with making games for Mac is that games are not even made proper for the PC (assuming they are, like 95% of the games out there, console ports) so why would the developer bother wasting even more money getting it right for a market with even less users.
I'll support Mac gaming when Apple stops being evil and PC gamers get their freaking turn at properly optimized games. Until then, anyone that wants to game on a Mac had better realize they paid double for their computer to have half the functionality of mine.