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Yet Apple somehow got away with removing 32-bit apps and changing architectures multiple times.
And they broke A LOT of software along the way.
Software people rewrote, wrote, and forwarded along the way.
I don't think Apple is concerned with making every app and game work on their systems to the same degree as a Linux distro. They have a niche they seem satisfied with and that niche isn't really Steam games.
With that being said, Valve made a 64 bit client for Mac so whichever major distro is first will probably push Valve to finally make a 64 bit version for Linux.