@smokerob79: You entirely missed the point. I know it can be done. I've been into computers since I was 6 years old, and I work for a large hosting company, I'm around servers and networks 24/7. I know you can play multi on a PC, it's not convenient, and also, who's going to sit in front of a 20-28" monitor and play a social game when you can turn on a console, invite your buddies over have some drinks and play in front of the big screen? Can you hook up a PC to a TV? Of course you can, but how many people are willing to do that? Streaming device? Okay, now you depend on your network strength and reliability, and a lot of the streaming services are glitchy, guess where you're going to have to go if you have to reset or debug something? Upstairs /downstiars, wherever the computer is. It's a hassle for some people.
Some people just don't have the time nor the knowledge to build a PC. I used to sell rigs and computers built right out of the box like 10 years ago and you'd be surprised at how many people refused to build a PC and get better performance but instead would buy a prebuilt Dell or something. I'm pretty sure it's much cheaper for me to build a car one part at a time, but I don't know how, don't know where to begin and I'm actually intimidated by the idea. NewFlash, there's a large audience of gamers out there who are intimidated by the idea of having to build their PC (I know a car is more complex). I showed a few of my friends how to build a PC, and once it was all configured, they were surprised at how fun and easy it was. But again, some people just want things to work out of the box, don't really care too much for the graphics as long as the visuals are good enough. Everyone isn't a graphics nerd, and graphics aren't everything to all audiences. I own a high end gaming rig and a PS4 and Xbox one. Honestly the graphics for the price of the console are actually amazing. I'm able to distinguish who is who, what is what etc. People also forget, computers are one player. Period, I don't care about how many controllers you can connect to your USB ports, if your answer is to carry your rig to the living room and hook it up to the TV, have fun with that. It's inconvenient, and my rig is heavy enough to become annoying carrying it up and down the stairs and risk dropping it. I have a console in the living room because I actually have friends who come over (friends? What are those?) and want to game on the big screen. Oh, and peep this, we can all be in the same room and socialize. Not everyone wants to sit in front of a computer screen and game alone. Enough of the comparisons, there are pros and cons to both. I personally prefer my PC, I'm on it 80% of the time. However, I have no complaints about consoles besides loading times. The graphics suffice, and is a huge improvement from the PS3. Also, stop using price comparisons to consoles vs PC's. There's a convenience factor to buying a console, and I highly doubt the scorpio is going to be a grand. Even if it is, it's intended for an audience with deeper pockets. So I highly doubt they are going to mass produce them. It's intended for an audience who wants to experience 4K, without the headaches of learning how to build a PC or a managed OS. They just want it to work out of the box and deal with one vendor when any part of their hardware fails vs having to deal with a GPU vendor, motherboard vendor, hard drive vendor, powersupply vendor etc. Everyone doesn't want a PC. Why does it bother you? We know there's a graphic difference, but honestly, it's not enough for me to go "OMG these PS4 graphics are awful, the draw distance, the anti-aliasing, omg! unplayable! I can't tell if that's Lara Croft or Kyle Jenner!"
Stop whining. It's just a trailer, it didn't cost you a penny to watch it. DC has a bad history? Fine, we all know, just wait for the release, read some reviews, then decide if it's worth the investment. You know deep down inside you're going to watch it and just want to hop on the nag wagon.
@Boddicker: It'll stop bothering you the moment you realize that she's actually shooting darts out of her rifle and not .50cal bullets which actually would do more damage than a dart would, hence the reason that shooting at the chest does the same damage as shooting in the leg.
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