The first one is playing native Arma games for Mac. The second method is playing the older x86 mat games using Rosetta too. The third way is playing iOS and iPad games using sideloading. And I'm going to show you guys how to do that. And finally, the fourth way is playing windows X 86 games using cross over.

Now, I dunno if you guys remember this, but way back in July. I made a video titled Apple, Silicon is bringing triple a gaming to the Mac. Now, when I made that video, I meant that after a year or two, we would finally have AAA gaming, maybe even next year with the expected one X chip that I made a video about.

Definitely check out that video because that's going to give you much more graphics performance, but I did not mean the very first. Apple Silicon Macs are going to bring AAA gaming, but to everyone's surprise, after only about three weeks, people are already playing AAA games on this machine. In fact, a whole community has been created.

On Reddit, Matt gaming of people playing AAA games on the M one max, and a little bit later in this video, I'm going to be playing Diablo three. I'm going to play CS go. I'm going to play even Witcher three on this hem one Mac book pro. So as you guys can see, I have an X-Box controller for controller games and I have an MX master mouse to play those AAA games.

So let's go ahead and see if I was right. Or I was wrong or right. The first thing I'm going to show you is multi craft. It's one of the few games that's actually been updated for hours. Well, Silicon and it's running natively. So one of the other games is world of Warcraft, but I don't really want to play that.

I don't play that. And it's a massive, massive download by the way, do not buy a 256 gig model of one of these man max, especially if you're trying to gain. Because you really can't load up that much games. We have a five, 12 gig model right here. It also has 16 gigs of memory. But in reality, for gaming, you only need the eight gig model because if you guys watched our Intel XPS versus MUN MacBook pro video, You'll know that Apple's unified memory is extremely efficient.

So eight gigs on the is pretty similar to 16 gigs on older Intel max. But anyway, here we are in multi craft. It's basically a Minecraft clone. It's running natively. For Apple Silicon. And as you guys can see, it's running perfectly smooth, like perfect 60 FPS, our cameras, by the way, our sets of 4k 60. And there we go.

I'm using my MX master mouse. And honestly, I don't play Minecraft. I don't care for it, but here you go. Playing perfectly smooth. This game is extremely efficient. We're running with 10% CPU usage, 43% on the GPU. The chip is at 42 degrees Celsius. It's incredibly cool. And as you can see, the fan is off as well.

So these Apple Silicon games are going to run very well. Of course, this is a low end game. We're going to get into the higher end games in just a second. Now I want to get out of this game and I want to move on to showing you guys some iPhone and iPad games. Now, the way you do that is you go to the app store.

You search for a game and you have this little section right here, I phone and iPad apps. And boom, there you go. I'm going to show you guys dark Raider. It's just a simple, low end RPG game. Let's open it up now. What's cool. Is that you can hit the full screen mode. Bam. Obviously it doesn't cover the entire display because I pads have a more square ish aspect ratio.

But as you can see, I have my controller right here, the Xbox controller and. It's working perfectly fine. The fans are still not running. So it's really awesome to see controller support working on the Mac. It's only been three weeks since we've got our hands on me. So this is really, really exciting. Now I want to show you guys some of the apps that I side loaded and to do that.

I downloaded I mazing. So this is a paid app, but you can get a two-week trial as you can see, boom, continue trial. Now what you do is you connect your iPad or your iPhone. And after you do that, you go to manage apps. It's going to have you log into your iCloud account, and then you can see all of your apps.

Now, what you do is you right. Click on something and you click download it to library. You can see it downloading, right. Or here, there you go. Just finished you right. Click on it. You click export IPA and I'm going to throw it into the applications folder, go to applications. Find that game. Double click on it.

It's installing. Boom. There you go. Open it up. And it's playing battle, lands Royale. We just installed it just like that. That's how easy it is for a game like this. This is not optimal because this does not support controllers. And that really, really, really sucks. But I am going to show you guys some controller games here in a second.

Ooh, definitely not a good experience like this. Let's go ahead and close that and let's choose a better game. Here's an RPG game, grim Valor that has controller support, as you can see by the way, guys, thanks for helping us finally reach 500 K subs. We appreciate each and every one of you. So here you guys can see, I mean, this is pretty awesome.