Umm... what weaknesses does the PC version have exactly? It costs less than the 360 version. Has achievements. Has better graphics. Has mods. Has dedicated servers for TF2. Automatic updates to fix problems.
What does the 360 version have over the PC version anyways?
Umm... what weaknesses does the PC version have exactly? It costs less than the 360 version. Has achievements. Has better graphics. Has mods. Has dedicated servers for TF2. Automatic updates to fix problems.
What does the 360 version have over the PC version anyways?foxhound_fox
I guess your right (although i don't care about the $10 less). I guess the only thing the 360 version has over the PC is that all the games are on one disc.I believe with the PC, you install each game seperatley (not sure though).
I personally like controls of FPS shooters better on consoles than pcs. That's one of the reasons I'm thinking about the 360 version.
I guess your right (although i don't care about the $10 less). I guess the only thing the 360 version has over the PC is that all the games are on one disc.I believe with the PC, you install each game seperatley (not sure though).
I personally like controls of FPS shooters better on consoles than pcs. That's one of the reasons I'm thinking about the 360 version.CrossFire245
On PC, you use Steam. A online service that you can buy, and download all the games to any, no matter how many computers you want. If you can connect to the internet and logon to Steam, you can play your games on that computer without having to even need the discs or cd-keys (and if you buy online, there is no discs or cd-keys).
Of course, this point is a preference, not an advantage or disadvantage.
Mods is probably the biggest thing the PC version has. Not only does it modify the games you get in terms of skins or things like putting the Portal gun in Half Life 2 or Portal multiplayer but you get complete conversions of the game engines, which gives you entirely new games to play. If that alone is not a reason to get the PC version, I don't know one.
[QUOTE="CrossFire245"]I guess your right (although i don't care about the $10 less). I guess the only thing the 360 version has over the PC is that all the games are on one disc.I believe with the PC, you install each game seperatley (not sure though).
I personally like controls of FPS shooters better on consoles than pcs. That's one of the reasons I'm thinking about the 360 version.foxhound_fox
On PC, you use Steam. A online service that you can buy, and download all the games to any, no matter how many computers you want. If you can connect to the internet and logon to Steam, you can play your games on that computer without having to even need the discs or cd-keys (and if you buy online, there is no discs or cd-keys).
Of course, this point is a preference, not an advantage or disadvantage.
Mods is probably the biggest thing the PC version has. Not only does it modify the games you get in terms of skins or things like putting the Portal gun in Half Life 2 or Portal multiplayer but you get complete conversions of the game engines, which gives you entirely new games to play. If that alone is not a reason to get the PC version, I don't know one.
Just one question: Do you have to pay to use Team Fortress 2 online? I'm just a little confused by what you said.
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