@Death9698498564 Hahahahaha.....oh you're a Constitutional Professor now? lol Tell us oh wise one...do you even KNOW what the hell you're talking about? Do you even KNOW what constitues as libel OR slander....let alone the difference between them?! The only thing you got right in your stupid statment was that...as evidenced by you....12 year olds DO get dumber and dumber every year!! But my guess is....even when you get to 13, you'll still be of the same "intelligence" level!

 @AloeVera4  @stan_boyd you dont have "Free speech" go read the constitution... Libel or slander is not protected under free speech so please come again? 12 year olds get dumber and dumber each year...

 @wezkilla The reason why I like consoles almost as much is because ALL of my friends have an Xbox 360, and we can hook up at any time and play system link.Almost none of my friends own a decent PC, let alone any games for it. My reasoning is simple: A person is more likely to have friends who can have a console system link party. Plus, you can't beat splitscreen!

 @Colekern I cant see what problems a computer has to be quite honest, it has everything a console has and more and better and things a console can never have 

i myself have a PS3 and i think its a piece of shit because if something goes wrong with it i have to send the WHOLE thing back to SONY who is terrible for everything, where as my computer if a part goes wrong i can send that one part back and replace it with something temporarily 

so hardware and software wise the PC is a winner, im not trying to argue since there is not one to be had, but PC is better  it cant really even be compared to a console 

 @wezkilla What I'm saying is that PC isn't a winner in everything.There are plenty of problems with consoles and PC's. Coming from someone who plays both. 

 @Colekern now and then being once every 4 years then yes every now and then

 @ReaversRevenge If you're upgrading a PC every few MONTHS you've utterly failed at life.

 @ReaversRevenge Not if you want to play graphics at 'console' level. Then you only need to upgrade at the beginning of every console cycle.What you said is a common misconception. If you want to play games at their highest possible level, then you can upgrade every 2 years.  Or you can just upgrade every 5 years and stick the graphics down to console levels. What you may not realise is that consoles do not run games at the maximum. Compare Skyrim (Or any Bethesday RPGs) on a maxed PC to the console equivalents.Most triple-A PS3 games don't even run at 1080, but rather at 720, which is quite a low resolution nowadays.And honestly, putting money into your PC can be more expensive if you WANT it to be, but that gives you what you pay for, a premium gaming experience that is currently unmatched.(And you get the bonus of enjoying all your older games improve. For example, PC gamers never have to rebuy 'HD' versions of their games, because most old games can go up to the max resolution of their monitors.)

PS. I enjoy my PS3 as well, and some games are better suited for consoles (such as sport or local multiplayer games), but really, the PC has had an amazing revival and developers are now making sure the PC versions get a lot of attention. I admit I didn't expect it to go this way 10 years back, but am so happy it did, as it is definitely the most premium gaming experience you can get.

 @ReaversRevenge But console games never require better hardware, so it's not like you have to upgrade your PC to play console ports...

 @ReaversRevenge As long as you invest in one with relatively newer components you won't have to upgrade it for almost 2 years, if that, and depending upon what hardware you get you may have a even longer time until you have to replace anything to play "the newest games." 

 @ReaversRevenge And of course, someone must point that out -- and with a bitter accent.

 @moyshirow Speak Truth, Heed Truth