I want to know if the MacBook Air Its compatible with minecraft

Hi i dont speak english very well.
Im thinking to buy a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro , but i want to know if they aré compatible with games like minecraft, league of legends.
Thanks.

Hi Tracy,
I'm guessing "ash" is the silver colored keyboard, the same color as the rest of the MBP? If so, that machine, with the optical drive slot on the front, is the older machine.

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