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well not really, I just wont buy it.
The list of reasons to game on a PC as opposed to a console shrinks every day.
@bob
PC will always: read: always be king for FPS games. While Halo is charging you $10 per $10 to play the latest ranked maps, you can just get mods/free packs and play every FPS ever made right out of the box, with mouse/keyboard support.
RTS I can't stand with a controller either, but yea, everything but those two genres consoles give you a good experience, even if they nickel and dime free PC mods for $10 a pop.
"PC will always: read: always be king for FPS games."
BWAHAHAHAHAHA
I bet you actually believe this.
Consoles are better than PC's in every single way, the list of reasons to pick a console over PC gaming just keeps getting bigger, PC gaming will never die obviously but its well on its way out and I for one can't wait till there's nothing left but MMO's.
@Magnalon : That was true until the PS3 included keyboard and mouse support. Also, how will you mod a game like C&C 4 when it's so tightly locked and controlled?
These things used to be the reason to spend the extra money on a PC. Those days are quickly coming to an end.
Also FU for making me be on the same side as Nanbu.
@Nanbu
Wow, someone has a horrible computer. Honestly, you're telling me you'd rather pay extra for free mods, in Live's case $50 a year, and a smaller community?
Tell the TF2/L4D crowd that the console community/support is better, and so on. There's no arguing that.
I have a good PC, and I'd rather play TF2 on my PS3.
My TV's just sitting there, waiting for it.
Another reason for me to not get this game, not that I was really planning on it anyway mind you.
I will say that I don't think PC gaming will ever die but I'll agree its on the decline. Its not out but certainly being handed its hat. I used to go to LAN parties a number of years ago, now all the guys I used to do that with are either playing games on a console or are playing an MMO of some type. Yes there are good games you can enjoy on the PC but for me my PS3 gets a hell of a lot more use for gaming than my PC does right now.
PC Gaming, IMO, is better than console gaming in every way sans party games (y'know, crowd round the TV stuff) and local multiplayer that isn't LAN party.
I. M. O.
I definately see why people disagree, it's easier on consoles, you don't have to care for your console in the same way, you won't get attached to the physical hardware in the same way, so when it inevitably dies (some sooner than others), you'll lose naught but money, so on. But seriously - give me a mouse, a keyboard, and the ability to go from remembering a game exists to playing it in under 10 seconds (thanks to either Vista/7's start search, or a keyboard launcher), and I honestly don't know what more I could want?
And don't tell me cheap. My graphics card was £20 (about $40 at the time), and... runs crysis at 60fps. I'm not going to mention which settings, but you get the idea, I don't give a shit about how good graphics are. Give my Yoshi's Island (playable in 4.6 seconds, I just timed me) over hyperrealistic grey and brown any day (Fallout 3? 10.6 seconds, counting load time. Not that it's grey, brown, and bloomy anymore, because bethesda are awesome and have made one of the best modding architectures ever).
PC gaming is harder, but I wouldn't trade it for the world. On topic, it's shit. But lolDRM, that totally works for stopping piracy, in an environment where a user can control every variable.