Don't get me wrong I enjoy consol games as much as the next guy (well maybe not every next guy :/). However my preferences in consol games are based on games that (I believe) fit the platform. Sports games, driving games, and some adventure games: thumbs up! It is also in these games where graphics and "reallity" are good (maybe the only) selling points. However when games are developed for consoles when their genre clearly doesn't fit into the restraints of consoles it bugs me: RPG, strategy and even FPS for the most part. Despite all its acclaim Mass Effect doens't really fit into the consol platform and the only reason why it was aslo released on consoles was to tap into the huge market.

On a side note on graphics: I still prefer to play Rome: Total war over any of the Total War games made Since Medieval 2

@JoeGamer1234 Are you kidding me!!! Could you please name a single game made only for the PC in which the main drawing point is the graphics?! On the other hand you have the ever increasing "consolification" of games: ie. make them simple in terms of gamplay, ui and difficulty. PC games are more varied and engaging because they enable developers to fit these aspects to the game and not force them into some narrow spec and controller requirements.