Nice try, but I didn't stop defending my PC until 2008. Its a shame, since my preferred genre (turn-based strategy) is actively ignored by consoles - because they don't just want to demand a peripheral in the form of a mouse...Ultratwinkie said:This isn't 1992. We have computers that are reliable now, otherwise no one would use them. Why else do you think computers took over?
Drivers take longer to release now so there is no "daily drivers" anymore, and steam already updates the drivers with no fuss.
Seriously, where have you been?
Again, nice try, but no. I've experienced the many annoyances of PC gaming - it isn't misinformed or unrepresentative when you've been there.Hammeroj said:Only paying attention to the misinformed or unrepresentative posts about PC gaming and reinforcing that confirmation bias is my guess.
When did you stopped being a PC gamer? 1990?Sidney Buit said:Yeah, no thanks to all you PC enthusiasts. I don't feel like going back to PC gaming in the same way that I don't feel like going back to the bowling alley to be punched in the stomach every night.
I've never had more aggravation when trying to play a game than when I was primarily playing on PC.
When someone builds an operating system + hardware that just works when you put a game in it - with no need to fiddle around getting new drivers, replacing shoddy parts, etc. Then maybe PC gaming will come back as a major platform. Till then, I'll play my no-hassle Playstation and Xbox.
He doesn't care about creativity. Actually I think he knows pretty well that higher graphics cost more to develop - but such a thing for Ubisoft is brilliant, because they have the resources while other smaller companies don't. That's a more likely reason they want even more.WickedFire said:Interesting that he mention that a new console cycle improves creativity, yet he misses the point that new consoles cost more to develop for. Costs which stifle creativity. Because a higher cost means greater risk, publishers are more likely to play it safe, which results in truly creative games often being passed over for whatever seems popular at the time.
Let's keep a close eye on Ubisoft & hold them to this statement. We better get something good from them when the PS4 dropsCognimancer said:"No we don't want to wait seven years for the next one," Guillemot said, referring to the PlayStation 3's above-average lifespan. "The consoles have taken a long time, we've been saying it for a long time. It's really once those consoles come that we can let creative people [take] more risk, and they feel they can take more risk because new consoles can be more open."
Stupid title of an article. So I'll make my own.Cognimancer said:Ubisoft is Already Itching for the PS5
The head honcho at Ubisoft doesn't want to wait another seven years.