Now I have fourteen games consoles - but I prefer gaming on the PC, it's my personal preference - what I don't get are all the arguments.
Keyboard & Mouse vs Pad - PC's support pads, hell the wired xbox one plugs straight in and you can get adaptors that allow you to use keyboard and mice on games consoles - a friend of mine was looking to buy one for his PS3 only the other day.
Cost - Games consoles cost less, apparently, as PC's need updating every two years. My "gaming" PC was built in 2006 - it is infact older than my 360, Wii and PS3 and it still plays all the latest titles looking as good as the console version. I did spend £600 building the machine myself to start with so it's twice the price of the PS3 - but it does alot more, I can use my PC for work, and indeed have as I had a job where I worked from home half the time. Since the install other OS was taken of the PS3 I certainly couldn't use that - and probably couldn't with the option anyway. But gaming costs aren't down to the initial hardware - gaming costs are ongoing as games cost money - if I want to pre-order the new Deus Ex I'm looking at £35 for PS3 or 360, PC £28 (all prices current on Amazon) a friend of mine got the "augmented" edition for £25 on pre-order.
This is consistent across every game I've looked at buying, PC games are simply cheaper, on average £10 (yeah, I didn't pick a great example above). Plus there's additional hardware, second xbox pad, £25-£30 - two player's not a problem on the PC, you don't have any friends.
J/K'ing
PC Games getting sub-par Console ports - game's crap don't buy it, ***** at the company who made it why you're not buying it so they can make an informed decision next time, general bitching on the interwebs at those who bought the better console version isn't going to get back to the studio to make the changes that are needed.
I don't see why people get bent out of shape about it - use what you feel comfortable with, I like RTS and FPS-RPG both I feel more comfortable playing on the PC. It's other folk spending their money and what you have to say may have no bearing on how they like to game. If you can, buy everything, then the issue is moot - but only if you can afford it, otherwise you may be making the choice between car insurance so you can keep your job or eating.
I wonder what instruction manuals taste like, not like I've ever read them so they might aswell go to some use...
Keyboard & Mouse vs Pad - PC's support pads, hell the wired xbox one plugs straight in and you can get adaptors that allow you to use keyboard and mice on games consoles - a friend of mine was looking to buy one for his PS3 only the other day.
Cost - Games consoles cost less, apparently, as PC's need updating every two years. My "gaming" PC was built in 2006 - it is infact older than my 360, Wii and PS3 and it still plays all the latest titles looking as good as the console version. I did spend £600 building the machine myself to start with so it's twice the price of the PS3 - but it does alot more, I can use my PC for work, and indeed have as I had a job where I worked from home half the time. Since the install other OS was taken of the PS3 I certainly couldn't use that - and probably couldn't with the option anyway. But gaming costs aren't down to the initial hardware - gaming costs are ongoing as games cost money - if I want to pre-order the new Deus Ex I'm looking at £35 for PS3 or 360, PC £28 (all prices current on Amazon) a friend of mine got the "augmented" edition for £25 on pre-order.
This is consistent across every game I've looked at buying, PC games are simply cheaper, on average £10 (yeah, I didn't pick a great example above). Plus there's additional hardware, second xbox pad, £25-£30 - two player's not a problem on the PC, you don't have any friends.
J/K'ing
PC Games getting sub-par Console ports - game's crap don't buy it, ***** at the company who made it why you're not buying it so they can make an informed decision next time, general bitching on the interwebs at those who bought the better console version isn't going to get back to the studio to make the changes that are needed.
I don't see why people get bent out of shape about it - use what you feel comfortable with, I like RTS and FPS-RPG both I feel more comfortable playing on the PC. It's other folk spending their money and what you have to say may have no bearing on how they like to game. If you can, buy everything, then the issue is moot - but only if you can afford it, otherwise you may be making the choice between car insurance so you can keep your job or eating.
I wonder what instruction manuals taste like, not like I've ever read them so they might aswell go to some use...