The BioShock series is undoubtedly one of the biggest franchises in modern gaming. The upcoming third game, BioShock Infinite, already looks amazing. But as a Mac gamer, maybe you're concerned about when you'll get a chance to SkyHook your way through the skies of Columbia. Well, fear not -- Infinite is coming to Mac, and sooner than you might think.

So, maybe you're thinking of buying a brand new iMac. Obviously, it's a powerful machine capable of editing high-definition video and running a multitude of professional design programs, but even the most determined creative mind needs a break once in a while. And when we think of unwinding, our thoughts quickly turn to videogames — so we decided to check out how the new Late 2012 27-inch iMac handles some of today's biggest Mac-compatible titles.

As a Mac gamer, it's hard not to love the fine folks at Good Old Games. The classic game site recently started adding a nice line-up of Mac titles to its ever-expanding library, and what's more, some of the games are appearing on the Mac platform for the very first time. Today, GOG.com takes us way back to the early nineties; a time when Duke Nukem was a slightly less embarrassing character.

Well, Halloween is over. A bummer for sure, but now is that glorious time of year when parents can sit around eating all their kids' leftover candy. PopCap and the American Dental Association had a novel idea this year: how about giving kids a hit video game instead of delicious -- tooth rotting -- candy?