There’s been a lot of gaming news today—big releases—but they’ve all been for iOS. If you’re a Mac gamer, how do feel about that? Angry? Does it make you mad? Maybe even fill you with rage? Good, because Aspyr is offering up an appropriate way to release it. The venerable Mac game publisher has announced that Rage: Campaign Edition is available now from GameAgent.com. And if you order it by February 8th, you can get Doom 3 for only $1.

February is upon is, and I can think of no better time to check out G5′s February gaming releases. You? Casual gamers will have plenty from which to choose, including strategy and adventure games, the sequel to a fan-favorite, and a Valentine’s update to a hit city-builder.

Amazon is having a sale on Duke Nukem Forever, Dragon Age Pack, and Spore for the Mac, as well as other titles for your PC-using friends today only. These are the digital download versions that can be downloaded again if anything happens to your Mac or you get a new one.

Law & Order: Legacies, previously released for iPad and iPhone, is now available on the Mac and PC. This episodic interactive crime-drama, based on NBCUniversal’s Emmy-winning Law & Order TV series franchises, allows players to work cases as both investigators and district attorneys alongside a full roster of fan-favorite characters from both Law & Order and Law & Order SVU.

Blizzard Entertainment announced today they’re planning to host the 2012 Battle.net World Championship in Asia towards the end of 2012. Participants battle each other in StarCraft 1v1 and World of Warcraft 3v3 arena matches until the winning teams emerge. In addition, BlizzCon won’t take place this year because they have a busy schedule of upcoming games. Instead, they’ll hold it sometime in 2013.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 completes the saga of Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger with a spell-binding adventure taking them to Godfric’s Hollow, Grimmauld Place, the Ministry of Magic and even Muggle London. Players will experience the stories of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Well, it’s a party now. Bjarni and his vikings are here, and there ain’t no party like a Bjarni viking party! Hey! Ho! Runesoft has announced that the real time strategy game Cultures: Northland is now available in the Mac App Store. The game, which was originally developed by Funatics, tasks the player with building and managing a viking settlement.

Thinking of finding some hidden objects this weekend? You’re in luck. Big Fish Games not only has a lot of hidden objects to find, they also want to make it less expensive for you to look. Many of their hidden object games are on sale (some for as low as $2.99), including popular, exclusive titles such as Haunted Past: Realm of Ghosts Collector’s Edition, Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek and Voodoo Whisperer: Curse of a Legend.

In Legacy of a Thousand Suns, you travel around the galaxy from a planet full of robots to a planet full of prostitutes as you fight to free the Sian Empire after it was invaded by the Centurian Collective. Along the way you find new allies to engage in daring missions and dangerous enemies that will test both your mental and fighting abilities.

If you’ve got a kid who likes (or, God forbid, you like) “The Clone Wars” cartoon, then you might like this game. As it is, I found the usually reliable humor and writing of the Lego games, which take pop culture and turn it into kid-friendly adventure games, starting to wear thin. But then living the action of the latter Star Wars entries feels like less of a good time to me and more like a criminal punishment.