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Stuff like steam and other digital distribution makes a boat load of money. Not a small three hour tour boat but a sinking titanic sized one.
*Playing TF2*
Fuck PC gaming.
Kthanxbye.
PC gaming isn't dead, but it will be if the only titles that come out rape my computer right in its motherboard. Less games like Crysis, more games by Valve, and I'll be happy.
I love PC games. Especially for FPS & RTS games. Mouse & keyboard + graphics consoles can only dream about.
Consoles however I prefer for action/platformer/fighting/sports/puzzle & of course the exclusives (by de facto).
Kyousuke Nanbu: Did a PC touch you inappropriately? You seem to post the same thing in every thread about it.
Anyway, PC gaming has never been dying - reports have just neglected revenue streams like digital distribution and MMO subscriptions which are now widely used. Combined with everyone crying about piracy and MS persuading previously PC-centric developers to go console only or have a console timed exclusive it can certainly seem that way.
There are other games that don't do well because they have never been popular with PC gamers (DMC4 springs to mind) but jesus, that tosser from CryTek confirmed that despite it costing 22 million to create and being pirated by everyone on the face of the planet, it was profitable.
I think it's too easy to look at the Top 10 Pc games chart every week and see the same games all the time, but all the while hardly any PC games break into the multi-format charts.
I don't think Valve have helped; why don't they actually release the sales figures for the games they sell on Steam? At least that way the public would get a better idea of what's shifting.
I love STEAM, and I love my pc gaming (mouse and keyboard), I just cant get used to live without a keyboard and a mouse for input controller).
I think the trend of hate of developers, and even the sort of "ignorance" of reviewers (lets face it, too few reviewers here do something else tha writing on the pc), got to change. The excuse "PC gaming is too expensive" is stupid since the 360 is not that cheap and it also breaks a fucking lot.
I dont hate consoles, I hate the fact that so many call "gamers" are only gaming on one console and calling it a winner and the end of the gaming world as they know it.