New Delhi, July 9 -- When you think of a MacBook, gaming probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. For years, Macs were seen as sleek machines best suited for work and creativity, not play. But with Apple's switch to its own M-series chips, that view is changing. Gaming on a MacBook is becoming more realistic, even if it's not quite the same as on a Windows PC.

The simple answer is yes, but with some limits. The newer MacBooks, especially those with M3 or M4 chips, are powerful enough to run many modern games. Titles like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Death Stranding are now available on macOS and run well on machines like the MacBook Pro with an M4 Max chip. You can expect good frame rates and sharp graphics, but the range of ga...