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Actually I'm pretty sure its illegal even if Apple says its not.

Not thanks to Intel Processors, thanks to Boot Camp. All that does is let you skip the EFI booting. So technically nothing to do with Intel, but at the same time this wouldnt have been possible if Apple had not of changed from PPC to x86/x64. I guess I have to give you half a point here...

PC implies that it will be Windows, and even Apple has this stance. Since it implies Windows, it also implies x86/x64. Your G3 iMac is PPC, thus not Windows compatible, and by common conception not PC compatible. Thats a very uneducated statement.

Source: http://www.stootsi.com/about_smorg.aspx

Finally someone who gets it. :)

When you buy games, what does it mean when the box says "PC Compatible"? If it meant it worked for any personal computer, we wouldnt also have to look for the "Mac OS" face logo if we wanted Mac compatible software. So if I asked someone if they wanted to buy a game, said it was PC, gave them a...