I love Weird games, and i love Zeno Clash because it mixes weirdness, and patriotness... yeah, i'm from Chile just as the Ace Team lol

Anybody here have the joy of playing Giants: Citizen Kabuto from way back when? That was some weird shit, too..

HELL YEAH WE'RE DOWN WITH WEIRDNESS. fucking loved Zeno Clash.

Digital distribution is worldwide on PC, Live still is very restrict.
Besides, consoles are realy mainstrain focused.

I adored Zeno Clash but then again I adore all things weird.

@bruceleethree: Eh, 6.4/10

I'm gonna say something and probably get a lot of flack for it but when it comes to attention you have a lot stiffer competition for attention on consoles than you do on PCs.

If you're an exclusively console gamer most of your info, no matter how varied your sources are, is getting funneled and feed to you. So it's harder to find those weird little titles. However I can punch some random set of words into Google, put "game" at the end of it, and come up with some game PC game fresh and ready for the downloading. It's much broader.

Now is that a bad thing? As long you're enjoying yourself no, it isn't. That's what videogames are about. Enjoying yourself, havin' a good times. I don't care if you're playing Zeno Clash, Deadly Premonition, Katamari Damacy, Call of Duty, Halo, or Final Fantasy. It's totally irrelevant at the end of the day as long you're enjoying yourself.

However I will say that one of the reasons titles like Zeno Clash get so much face time from PC gamers is because exclusively console gamers are kind of stuck in a bubble and that makes it hard for any developer or publisher without a big name and giant budget to break through to them. Hard, but not impossible. PC gamers have the simultaneous advantage of tight knit communities and a broader information spectrum.

@Matthew Blevins: Console Games are as simple as can be. And that's not bad thing. The less time I spend sitting in a menu getting a game to only to have it crash because I don't have the latest version of DirectX even though I do (Hello Company Of Heroes), the better.

I'm not saying PC Gaming isn't easy. Building a PC was relatively easy, and most games I own play relatively well, but the simple fact that I have to check system requirements for every game I'm buying makes Console game better in the "I just wanna play games" department, which is where most people and a shit load of gamers fall into.

When I buy a A 360/PS3/Wii, I know that, unless peripheral based, I'll able to play every title that is branded with the PS3/360/Wii logos. I don't have that kind of Security with my PC. Will I be able to play Brink with this build? What will I need to get/do to make sure I have the best experience out of Rage possible?

The GFWL vs Steam thing doesn't make it any easier, especially when they cross paths. I buy SF4 on Steam, but I have to have GFWL to play online? The hell? I thought that was what Steamworks was for?

Both consoles and PC's have their ups and downs, such as console lack of dedicated multiplayer servers, incredible online deals on games such as what Steam does, or not having to buy a $800+ TV to do 3D gaming. To say one is clearly better than the other is to be incredibly jaded. I can understand having one or the other, I'm currently PC only myself, but that doesn't mean I miss my console experience. I sure as hell miss BlazBlue, I'll tell you that.

I loved this game on PC. Won't buy it again on 360, but to that Bruce troll: it was way easier than all of those games on the harder difficulties.

I think the game would fare well on PSN too btw. PSN needs more titles like this.

I loved Zeno Clash on the 360. I think it's simply Steam that made Zeno Clash sell more on PC. There were little to no ads, and the little picture they put up to promote it was confusing and unappealing. Many people won't buy 1200 point games out of spite. Also many console players are casual and probably never even look at the marketplace.

A game like Zeno Clash, in my opinion, would work better on a console. Precision aiming isn't as much of a necessity, as you're punching people for the most part. You also have to move with a lot of finesse, so that makes an analog control stick preferable. And of course, there's rumble. If I smash some freak's face in I want to feel it.

I love a lot of console games and own every console this generation, but yes, the majority of console tards are big twats.

And Zeno Clash was awesome on Xbox 360, as well ass PC, so Xbox 360 twats have no excuse whatsoever.

@Matthew Blevins,

You really don't want this. It's been tried before and you're not seeing it mass-marketed for a reason. It makes your precision turn to complete shit.

I would much rather have played this on 360, but I pre-ordered it for $10 on PC a year before the 360 version came out. Had I known a 360 version was coming, I would have waited. I certainly wasn't going to buy it twice.

"PC players are maybe more open to trying weird games -- games that aren't so mass market. But I don't know that I'd put it as harshly as PC gamers are smart and console gamers are stupid."

Indeed. Being a PC gamer makes you automatically smarter anyway =).

@nickosha

Why? Owning a pc in itself isn't hardcore, building one is easy. And missing out on all the great games consoles offer seems pretty casual to me.

Haha mighty_marcos, too bad I'm 17 and seen far less immature players on PC then I've seen on consoles. My game play experience from consoles games consist of teammates killing me over a weapon they wanted and cussing me out over a game they won. Most PC gamers are very respectful, and have great sportsmanship compared to consoles. I'm sorry, but your comment is pure fiction.