About PC sales...

[QUOTE="-PuLse"]PC gamers don't need to buy games, they play the same game for years unlike consolites who switch FPS every few months.killab2oo5

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

lettuceman44

Pc would be the best platform to develop games on, but for some reasons ( business ) you only get some kind of games, like rts, managerial etc.. and a lot...a lot of lazy portings from the console versions. that's simply too bad.

[QUOTE="lettuceman44"]

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

dc337

No one cares anymore.

[QUOTE="lettuceman44"]

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

dc337

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[QUOTE="lettuceman44"]

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

Locke562

[QUOTE="Locke562"][QUOTE="dc337"] Mario 64 came out in 1996 and is one of the most popular titles on the virtual console. Again nothing special about the PC here.

dc337

[QUOTE="-PuLse"]PC gamers don't need to buy games, they play the same game for years unlike consolites who switch FPS every few months.killab2oo5

The games most played online according to xfire.

World of Warcraft - 2004-11-23 - 5 years
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Multiplayer - 2007 - 2 years
Call of Duty 2 Multiplayer - 2005 - 4 years
Counter-Strike: Source - 2004 - 5 years
Battlefield 2 - 2005-6-21 - 4 years
Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne - 2002-7-3 - 7 years
Prototype - 2009
Guild Wars - Release Date: 2005-4-26 - 4 years
Call of Duty: World at War Multiplayer - 2008-11-11
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - 2003-5-29 - 6 years

[QUOTE="lettuceman44"]

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

dc337

Even games like Baldurs Gate still receive community content... Hell I reinstalled System Shock 2 yesterday, downloading a bunch of recent user created mods - be it higher poly models or wide screen, high res enabled...

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[QUOTE="lettuceman44"]

An example. The Elder Scrolls III still has a large following on the PC. It is still on the shelves, and still selling. Game came out in 2002.

skrat_01

Even games like Baldurs Gate still receive community content... Hell I reinstalled System Shock 2 yesterday, downloading a bunch of recent user created mods - be it higher poly models or wide screen, high res enabled...

No, no, no, you're getting it all wrong, as long as the PC gaming scene doesn't happen to have the games he conveniently states he prefers, the entire market is DOOMED! :roll:

PC gaming is awesome. I love thast their games even when older have such great replay value i.e. TF2.

I need to upgrade mine though.

PC gaming is awesome. I love thast their games even when older have such great replay value i.e. TF2.

I need to upgrade mine though.

KratosTwin

Stop wasting money on console games.

PC gamers don't need to buy games, they play the same game for years unlike consolites who switch FPS every few months.-PuLse

Why do PC game prices fall so quickly? Don't you think publishers would prefer their games to sell at $50.00 rather than $5.00 in the bargain bin? Some Pc games do sell but the vast majority of them end up in bargain bins. PC games sales have been dominated by The SIms and World of Warcraft in the USA and UK for so many years.

[QUOTE="-PuLse"]PC gamers don't need to buy games, they play the same game for years unlike consolites who switch FPS every few months.surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="-PuLse"]PC gamers don't need to buy games, they play the same game for years unlike consolites who switch FPS every few months.Jamex1987