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Mac OS does have 15x the number of users (in the US at least, closer to 6x the users outside the US), so this is still an accomplishment in my opinion.
I used to work in the video industry so I know dozens and dozens of Mac users and I'd say under 10 of them play games. And only one of them plays games on their computer.....by dual booting to windows.
I bought a mac book pro once because I was getting into graphic design and bought into the hype that mac was the way to go even after being a windows user for 10 years at the time.
But...I still had to integrate with windows networks for administration work, had to use windows only applications for work, use windows for the bulk of my games...
Obviously I ended up dual booting with windows for a while, but in the end I just stopped using the mac os.