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Just relax and enjoy playing games. Don't worry about what is going to replace what? It's a matter of what you can afford and go from there. As for those who feels little insecure as to the "Dying Of PC Gaming". Ask yourself this question "Do you see people bring their console (PS2, XBox360 or PS3,...etc) to any LAN party?" There you have it. Console gaming are mainly for kids and average user, not for hardcore gamers... period.
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My point is you are NOT paying more to get a better product you are paying more on overlapping technology. That was the first sentence in my response and you totally ignored it. Let me try to put it to you another way. You have a gaming PC, a Xbox 360 and a notebook computer, a MacBook Pro from your description. You can game and work on your PC, game on your Xbox 360 and game and work on your notebook computer. Do you see the redundancy? Do you see the IMHO wasted money? Why do you have the Xbox 360 and a gaming PC? Or why do you have a gaming notebook and a gaming PC? You spent $400 for the Xbox 360, $2000 for the notebook and I am being generous here $1000 for the gaming PC. I plan on spending $400 for the Xbox 360 and $1600 for the notebook, a MacBook by the way. Can’t you see that you are paying at least $1400 extra for practically the same functionality? Is limited gaming on the go worth all that extra money? It’s not about the price/performance ratio or better hardware it is about not wasting money. |
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Meh,
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i'm a pc AND console gamer. owned an xbox since launch (6 years ago) and just bought a 360. also, i have a 65" HDTV which i bought for tv (football) and movies. i would own it without gaming, but games are amazing on it. however, my current pc (see sig) is nothing special but puts out better graphics than 360 already. madden on 360 is plagued by aliasing - jaggies galore. cod2 on 360 is nice but there is no ansiotropic filtering. it looks better on my generic gaming pc i built. my 6800gt can do at least 2xaa and 8x af on any game i have except maybe CoH. my pc setup with lcd cost about 1k while 360 is 400 (740 with same lcd and vga adapter). graphics are better on pc but consoles are easier (pop in disc and go). i prefer shooters, strategy on pc and sports, fighters, action (gta) and party games on consoles. console companies lose money on hardware and make up on software since they have monopoly. you pay more for pc but get cheaper games and user-created mods (hello counter-strike and DoD). to each his own, but consoles aren't way better than pc games. it's an easier experience and much better when friends stop by or when the wife wants to play something with me, but bf2 and cs rule on pc. not to mention, company of heroes has me drooling over graphics and game-play on my pc. |
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Personally I think the quality of PC games (experience wise) has deteriorated over the last few years. It's been a while since we had a massive blockbuster, and even now, the time between blockbusters has just been getting greater. I think developers are not focusing on crunching out games for PCs, which is kind of sad. It's such a great platform to create whatever you want.
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You must not have followed this thread, it is about gaming, not what other tasks a PC can do. Sure its a plus for a PC to be able to do all those things, but does it make the games any better? Of course it doesn't. I have a very good gaming PC, and soon I'm getting a 360. I've ALWAYS been a PC and console gamer, mainly because both have their own style of games that I want. Some people on here claim keyboard/mouse is a better control setup(allowing for more complex control blah blah), but there are console games that cannot be played with a keyboard and mouse. One good example are fighting games. Try playing a fighter like GGX2 on a keyboard, it just doesn't work. I also feel a keyboard/mouse is much much better for a FPS, each system has their own advantages when it comes to controls. Also, a lot of people on here are comparing games like COD2 for PC/360, saying that COD2 looks better on the PC. Even though I agree with you, I don't think your points are very valid. If you take the same game engine and turn up the resolution on your PC, of course it will look better, so games that are produced for both the 360 and PC using the same 3d engine will always look better on PC. That being said, I think the 360 shows its graphical power mroe in games that are exclusive for it, liek GoW. Even though I have a very pwoerful gaming PC(x1900xtx, X2 4800, 2gb ram), I don't think I could run that game on full settings if it was ported. It looks a lot better than any PC game I have played, and even though it will eventually be surpassed by PC games graphically, you're still going to have spend a ton on hardware to be able to play games like it. Anyway, consoles are by far cheaper for gamers, which is why they are becoming so popular, but PC gaming will never die. |
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