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PC gamers need to get off their high horse. PC gaming may not need to be "saved", but it leaves much to be wanted. It's the only reason why I don't game on PC. The market isn't there.
lostrib
If you can only get one platform, it should be PC
No. My friends and I all grew up on arcades in terms of gaming, as did plenty of other people. Then we went to the Dreamcast, Sega, n64, PS1, Xbox, Xbox 360. All of my best gaming memories was playing GoldenEye or time splitters on consoles, with 4 controllers gunked up by pizza sauce and Cheeto dust. And we didn't care. We didn't care about this PC gaming. We were too busy gaming. The only remarkable experience i've had while pc gaming is marveling at the graphics. More strong memories was problems with installations, messing with settings, creating files, dealing with bugs, and jusst clicking around in general. Most pc gamers overlook this because they dont mind it, and that's fine. But There's a good reason why PC gaming isn't as popular as console gaming. All the IT guys, programmers, and techies moved to PC gaming. It's more demanding, and it's a niche market for the tech inclined. It's still like that today.
Yes, PC games are more technologically advanced than consoles, but the market is with consoles because it is more fun. PC gamers are into there PC specs as much as they are into gaming. I only care about gaming, as does the majority of the market. It's more than just pop in a disc in, or hooking it up to a big screen. I'm not saying console gamers are better than PC gamers or vice versa, but I am saying PC gamers have a different lifestyle, and PC gaming is not for everyone. However, console gaming, is. It's the idea of a dedicated gaming system, and split screen. Steambox is taking the right steps in that direction.
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