Origin only has 39 million members because it's required to make an account when you get Battlefield 3... Nobody actually likes it. Most people don't use it

Although PC's can run some games at higher graphics than console, most of the time the only difference between the experience is the screen and controller. I play 360 and dabble in PC, so I know the good and bad of both sides.
The good of console is how cheap it is. $250 console compared to a (at the very least) $700 gaming PC.
The PC is is good because of those games that you can run with higher graphics than console, and modding. You add to the experience of the game easily.

The bad of 360 is that you have to pay for LIVE.
Like I said, the bad of the PC is the cost. Even after you buy the expensive computer, you can only buy new games. You don't get the economics of used games. The only time the savings could be equivalent is during the Steam Summer Sales.
Someone in the video pointed out that PC players are very hostile. I agree with that to an extent. If you don;t know what you're doing , then they are d**ks. But at least you don't have 8 year olds calling you the "N" world every time you play Black Ops/

Both have their merits, but I prefer console (not even going to get into an argument about 360 vs PS3)

@gamefreak215jd @stalker2010
Conviction was awesome. I was never really let down. Got what was expected from each one.

Will Kinect be required, or is it one of those "Better With Kinect"?

My experience with the Day Z mod was similar. Hiking simulator, crappy stealth, and d**k players. This doesn't look a lot better, but these maps look way less sparse than Day Z. I spent the majority of my time running around in the woods looking for a weapon. The only places that would have good weapons were surrounded by zombies that were impossible to get away from (as he mentioned, the Day Z zombies RUN).
I experienced a lot of bugs in Day Z too. If I could get through that, I'm sure I could get through this.
I have a crappy PC, so I had to run it on Very Low just to run without lag. These graphics don't look much better, but it beats the blurry pixilated look of Day Z.
The War Z website says that most PCs should be able to run it, as long as the GPU supports Shader Model 3.0 . Would I be able to run it with Intel HD 3000?

@ZomDie420 I haven't been following the PS4, but if the projected price is $1,000, people would be better off with PC gaming. I prefer console, but Steam's Big Picture adds a console experience. A PC will also last longer, with the ability to manually upgrade it.

I agreed that Gamestop's trade-in program doesn't give us as much as we would like, but if Sony implemented this new system, the trade-in value would decrease even more, due to Gamestop having to limit trade-in to the Xbox, Wii U, ect.Also, although most don't get what they consider to be a sufficient amount for their trade-ins, the prices of pre-owned games vs. the new copies are usually only beaten by Steam's summer sales.