@Mogan: yep i can think of three awesome ones off the top of my head.

Just what I like. Bring on some super strong, steroid using, women.

the body building type. That's what we all want right here at GameSpot.

@zero_dawn: I'm sure it does. But some games like Need for Speed don't have any fully offline mode.

This is why it's good to have offline games that don't require a constant internet connection.

How can people even play the new Need for Speed right now?

@fedor: "Games for PCs sell far less copies than counterparts for the Xbox or PlayStation"

You can interpret that however you like.

Nice. I prefer third person though.

@fedor: Well I answered you but the post disappeared for some reason.

But anyway, you just made my point for me. PC will surpass console in total revenue but this is only when you include f2p, browser based, and subscription based games. Which is what the article said leading up to the excerpt you used. Read the article again carefully.

If you only look at AAA sales numbers, PC is very far below console. Which is an uncontroversial fact.

@fedor: From GameSpot's sistersite Cnet:

"Games for PCs sell far less copies than counterparts for the Xbox or PlayStation, but that market makes far more revenue from players' purchases of in-game items, like currency and subscriptions to online multiplayer services like fantasy game World of Warcraft."

PC funds future subscription-based games and microtransactions. Consoles make the most money for AAA games. By a wide margin.

This guy really did not defend freedom or democracy in any significant way. Quite the opposite.