Does the macbook pro support hdmi input with the adapter?

I'm still deciding whether buying an hdmi adapter would be worth the money or not. All I want to know, is if the macbook supports hdmi input (I'm well aware that it supports input) so I could use the laptop monitor as a gaming display and what not. All positive answers appriciated, thanks!

Are you talking about something like this?
Or something like this?
iokody wrote:
(I'm well aware that it supports input)
How?
Thanks.

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