No, they DON'T. There will be games that run absolutely stellar on the iMac G5 and there will those that don't. They have to meet people with the most advanced technology they can while maintaining certain costs and certain price points. Don't you GET IT? A lot of people LIKED the "Lamp" iMac but felt it was too pricey. Apple had to do several things in introducing this new unit (1) stay true to "the soul of the imac"; (2) better specs; (3) more innovative design; (4) lower price... and in my opinion (and many people that will speak with their wallets), they succeeded.
Goofy analogy. You're still stuck on the processor & video card. Again, Apple could've intro'd an iMac that would fit your gaming desires, but guess what?... you would have to PAY for that beefed up hardware. And EVERYBODY (including YOU, Yvan) would've pitched a bitch. Again, this computer is not aimed at you. Go get a PC. Nobody's stopping you. In fact, I challenge you to go and put together a list of your DREAM GAMING PC, along with actual costs associated with Video Card, Ram, etc. and POST IT HERE. I would love to know what you deem to be GAME-READY actually costs. And be honest as I'm sure there will be plenty of people ready to flame you if you cheat on price points.
I like Games and Playtime as much as the next guy, but THERE IS WORK TO BE DONE the other 95% of the time and I feel the iMac G5 definitely will meet more needs than not... and I also think Apple's about to sell a lot of these new computers.