I disagree, and I am better with a controller than a mouse.Bright_Raven said:how about some reverse hype?
GoldenEye on the N64 sucks... there, i said it.
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Console Shooters have nothing on PC's and our Mouse/keyboard combination, or else PC gamers would all use game pads to play
Also, halo sucks. if you disagree, get a PC and play any above average shooter released in the last decade. Deus Ex, perhaps?
And I have Half-Life 2 for the PC...
*goes and cries in a corner, clutching her ridiculously large 1st gen Xbox Controller*
Really, though, I don't *resists yelling profanity angrily at the internet*
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Sorry, I'm really sick of people trying to invalidate my opinions. I know you're not trying to annoy me or anything, its just...
I have more fun with consoles, so no matter how much technically "better" PC gaming is, in my case it is not as competent in the most important factor of gaming: Entertainment.
Here's an unorthodox thought:thenightgaunt said:Here's one for the PC gamers to discuss. What is the most overblown, overhyped console game in your opinion, and the PC title that out does it?
For me it was Halo 2. The game that blew it out of the water? Unreal Tournament 2004. It was faster, more violent, and the fights were much more intense. The vehicles were alot more fun and the various game modes gave it alot more variety. On the multiplayer side, it was just as fun with friends as Halo 2, however, the bots were fantasitic and the enemy AI was downright scary at times. Not to mention the modding support later on. True, you couldn't play it on a tv in the dorm, but the PC control set up gave you much better control over your character and it made for some crazy moves in the fights.
True Halo had a storyline, but to be frank, if I want a good storyline I'll go to folks who can actually write them like Bioware. At least they know how to end their games properly.
What if we all stopped complaining and took the time to appreciate what we have?
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Sorry, I'm out of line, aren't I?