Jakalwarrior
2[H]4U
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Just wondering what everyone is gaming on these days.
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Console only until now, I'm building my first gaming PC, probably ready in 2 weeks
BTW this is a 99% PC forum so I guess the poll was kinda obvius
I actively game on both consoles and the PC. (Primarily PC) However, I don't have as much time for it as I would like.
At this point, I've been finding myself on both, more than the predominantly PC gaming I've done over the last ten years.
Seems like things are moving in a circle, from gaming starting on consoles as a kid, slowly moved into PC gaming and consoles occasionally to not at all, then consoles slowly back into the picture, and now consoles and PC about equal... sometimes a little more on 360.
Happening that way for me, as I see it, due to so many console exclusives, hardware/software changes in both industries...
...but also due to the fact that PC has been getting the shaft far too much the last couple of years. Too many bad consoles ports, and some games completely dropped from PC (such as Alan Wake), and even the fact that there just seems to be better games console-centric these days.
On a large HD LCD TV, aside from not having m/kb control, visuals are almost equal to PC, with no game/system bugs/problems as there's been far too much of on PC recently. So, in a way, I guess I'm alright with that. But, I planned on playing Red Faction: Guerrilla and Borderlands on PC... but ended up getting both for 360, which turned out to be a better move, because both have a lot of bugs on PC.
I don't know... aside from something such as Battlfield 3, Diablo 3, Mafia 2 and maybe even Guild Wars 2, I've found myself moving more and more back to consoles over time.
Kind of bothersome, being that I used to love building systems and have been so hardcore on PC for so many years. But, on the other hand, it's becoming not only more "convenient" gaming in HD on console (pop in and play) w/o all the PC issues, but becoming the direction I think we're almost being "forced" into from many different directions... everything from devs focusing on consoles anyway, to hardware limitations/industry changes, software issues (both game and OS) and even down to communities... so many moving over to consoles, the online PC gaming community has really taken a hit over the last few years. Definitely isn't what it used to be.