I suppose I would label myself as a PC gamer, but I own an xbox 360 too and I'm content with switching between the two. I'm not sure whether it's the types of games I play, but I've always found PC gamers to be pleasant to play against online, and genres such as MMOs you get a sense of comradery in the community, else you promptly get ostracized. Battlefield is a good example too; playing it on Xbox I found a lot of people shouting at others until I muted Live chat, but on PC people were very mature, and only talked if they wanted to discuss tactics and help the team win. This probably isn't in general, just my own experience. And I've heard how it is with games like LoL...
Consoles are great for co-op (Borderlands is great with friends round) and cheaper without having to upgrade. PCs have cheaper prices for games (steam sales are great!), normally have the option for both mouse + keyboard and controller, and with decent hardware has better performance. I think we can all agree on these right?
Consoles are great for co-op (Borderlands is great with friends round) and cheaper without having to upgrade. PCs have cheaper prices for games (steam sales are great!), normally have the option for both mouse + keyboard and controller, and with decent hardware has better performance. I think we can all agree on these right?