1. The author, a gaming site editor-in-chief, recently switched from a MacBook Pro to a MacBook Air M3 and found it surprisingly capable for gaming. 2. The M3 chip's improved graphics performance allowed the MacBook Air to run Final Fantasy XIV at a 'Standard' score, comparable to other platforms. 3. The author also played Stellaris and Football Manager 2024 without any slowdown, making the MacBook Air a viable gaming option alongside consoles and other devices.
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