I noticed there used to be a thread for Flop Falcon in the commercial software section but now, regardless of where I search for it, I can't find it. Is it gone? If so, why?

It looks pretty interesting and like a next generation version of Flopzilla. I already have Power Equilab and I'm considering adding this, as well.

I did some more digging and it seems as though Flop Falcon might be something to hold off on. Conceptually, it looks wonderful and maybe it will get there but apparently it has some major issues running on standard architecture. There are numerous complaints about it on the RedChip forums detailing how it takes a very long time to load (sometimes 20 minutes) and that it's just overly demanding on memory and resources. Crashes and people just not being able to run it at all seem too common to put $40 USD down on this.

I'll stick with Power Equilab and Flopzilla although I hope they get their act together with Flop Falcon at some point because it really does take Flopzilla's ideas to a new level. That said, Power Equilab is virtually free and does just about everything Flop Falcon does, in all reality. It basically is the all in one software now. (Power Equilab). One of the biggest things Flop Falcon boasts is being able to compare two ranges against each other and then see the results/equity of 1,000 flops. Power EQ will let you do up to 10 full ranges against each other and up to all 1755 individual flops possible and all within a matter of minutes, no matter how complex the calculation is. I mean, it's not even close.

how does pokercruncher compare to equilab/flopzilla? I am looking for a mac equivalent and thats the only software i found that runs directly on it.