Both since 2002, but with the latest generation of consoles, i think i'll stay with my PC only.
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Both since 2002, but with the latest generation of consoles, i think i'll stay with my PC only.
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Pc
Stadia. There have to be at least a couple of us or they would be shutting it down.
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PC all the way!
I'd say console has its moments, but with Steam's 'Big Picture' mode, a controller, and a large TV, it really negates the need aside from exclusives. however, retro consoles will always be fun for modding and nostalgia. playing on an emulator just doesn't have the same ~vibe~
Pc
PC only here. Last console I had was the xbox 360. With the prices of PC hardware going up over the years it was a choice between having both or focusing on one. Got sucked into the watercooling world so it made the hobby even more expen$ive!
PC here. Console only limited to SNES.
Console. All the way. And all my attention will be going toward God of War: Ragnaraok once it's released. It's one of those games that the wait is really a hard thing to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdU4V4wNiwsQuote:
Originally Posted by mawmee
My computer is getting old as fuck but the shitty games they are producing nowadays just don't justify the expense of dropping several grand for a new one. Besides by the time GTA 6 or Elder Scrolls also 6 come out, anything bought now will by out of date anyway. Fuck greedy tech mutherfuckers.
Don't cry, most AAA games are polished sequels or reboots anyway. I recommend looking at indie titles as they offer a wider variety (although not exempt from shovelware and clones), plus hardware requirements and prices are usually low.
Or you can sleep until 2032, then get GTA 6 from a bargain bin and your new computer from a yard sale. The kids playing GTA 12 on their holodecks will make fun of you, but that's how you know you're right!
I'll be dead by then having died in the 2028 American invasion of Canada valiantly hold the line at the Bathurst St Shopper's Drug Mart against the hun.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
Well... with the future seasons in the US being primarily spring: flooding, summer: drought, fall: hurricane, and winter: unpredictable but cold and wet
We're gonna need all of your natural resources and land. Too bad Trudeau has taken yer guns...
In keeping up with current events, Hollywood will make a Rambo sequel where America's most famous war veteran fights LGBTIQ2+ polar bears from his rocket-powered wheelchair.
Spoiler alert: a puddle of maple syrup makes him slip and die, a tragic ending entirely ad-libbed by Stallone.
Apparently, Italy's now run by Fascists so John will need to deal with them first. They can call that movie The Italian Stallone.
going back to the main topic, I recommend both PC and console. with all the PC handheld and new ones coming out, when you buy PC game, you can play it on the go just like the Nintendo Switch with these PC gaming handheld.
I prefer consoles, but do play PC games from time to time.
For quickly turning on a game, Switch is great. Some games are just meant to be played by keyboard + mouse, so I'd say it depends. Lucky if you have access to both.
The PC is still my optimal platform for games.
For gamers who may not want to sit in front of a computer screen after working on a computer all day, a console is an excellent option for gaming. For those who love exploring immersive game worlds, PC gaming is typically the better choice
I prefer gaming on my consoles on my big screen TV and sitting on my couch.