@Pray_to_me said:
@superclocked said:
@m3dude1: My two year old PC is far more powerful than the PS4. Crying about it won't change that ;)
The only one's crying about anything are Windows fanboys. Crying about Crysis, Crytec and Ryse.
Praying for a PC port, waiting for a Steam sale; donating to pipe-dream Kickstarter projects, signing petitions, still living off iPad ports, Facebook games and WoW expansions; replaying Half-life 2 and Morrowind for the 1000th time.
Owning a nerdrig is like having a Yacht with no gas in the tank. You think it's cool because you paid a lot of money for it. Everyone else thinks you're a loser because they can see what you can't see: That that pos is dead in the water and not going anywhere.
dude, I have an x360, ps3 and a pc.
The consoles may be good fun, but a lot of games I simply play on the pc because the difference is huge.
Most multiplats are released at the same day on all systems, the consoles may have exclusives but so does the pc. Sony may have a lot more exclusives when it comes to mainstream games but honestly their exlusives are overrated.
The last of us for instance has the AI of an eighties game, i played it for three hours and never went back. The only good exclusives on the consoles to me were fighting games like mortal kombat, fight night champion and a couple of others like dragon's dogma and dark souls (allthough dark souls came later to the pc). On the pc I did have crysis & crysis warhead and now I have dayz.
I'm waiting for gta V , that's true, but since i have a console it's not like I have to wait, I just wait because the graphics on the console are UGLY, same with dark souls II, I'm waiting because I don't want to play em in low res lagfest.
It's sad to say but a 'nerdrig' isn't that expensive and for a lot of games being released the last 3-4 years it's actually kind of needed, the consoles are just too weak to run those games. It's even sadder that those games need like the horsepower of a ps4 to run them at max settings at 1080p and these are previous gen games.
Having said that, the ps4 is so weak that it matches a 650$ system of 5 years ago. My pc is a three year old mid range pc and I did a 100$ investment to update my videocard (i sold my old one) and my system just smokes the ps4. It's only the beginning of this gen and the ps4 already struggles to do 1080p. The consoles may have been very good in 2005/2006 but then sony and ms sold their hardware at a loss to gain ground in the gaming market.
This gen it will be different or it would be that sony & ms still try to stall progress but I doubt it will be successfull. All it needs is a third competitor again and everything will change and nintendo has the means to do that. But even then, the difference with pc hardware is so big that even without a third consolemaker games devs will innovate because pc hardware is so cheap. People want progress when it comes to games, you can only stall them for so long. Heck, game devs even innovated while the consoles had such a strong position previous gen, imagine what will happen now, when the consoles are so weak at release.
A console has it's advantages, but if gaming is something you really like then investing in a pc is good thing. It's not always a good time to do that though especially when strong consoles get released at a sharp price (like with the x360, xbox, ps1 , super nintendo, genesis, nes and sega master system). Then it might be better to wait for hardware price to drop or even another generation (but I doubt that will happen again, this isn't the eighties or nineties anymore lol)
Sadly for the consolite today, the ps4 & x1 are relatively the weakest consoles every released in console history.
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