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Originally Posted by New World Order
No you can't. For people that don't really have any pc accessories, consider a nice monitor, a gaming mouse and a gaming keyboard, then throw in a computer desk and a comfy chair. After all of this you are still playing on a small ass monitor. You can hook your tower up to a tv but I find that inconvenient.
Sports games are a huge component to gaming. PC is shit in that compartment. I have yet to see an AAA title from pc that matches Last of Us or Gears. Weren't you the one who had to dig your 360 out of your closet because you wanted to play gta 5? It just sucks not knowing if a game you want will eventually come to pc.
Now on the other hand, 4 years into a console's life I would rather have a pc, but that is a lot of cash to spend.
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First point, I have 10 dollars invested in my mouse and keyboard. Just FYI
Oh you have to spend cash on a monitor, a 'gaming' mouse and 'gaming' keyboard on and a chair and a desk??
Ok on console you have to spend cash on a TV, controllers, xbox live or ps+ and a headset, a couch and a tv stand. See how that works?
And yes, I had to drag my console out of the closet, there was a reason it was in there. And If you have kept up, I gave up on gta 5 because of its play and controls on shit console. At every turn I thought 'wow if this was on PC X could be better, Y could be better' and it will.
And finally for AAA titles, the only reason you don't know about great AAA PC exclusives is because you really don't know what you are arguing. Your arguing that a game like last of us has more entertainment value than say.. starcraft, or league of legends or Arma 2/3/DayZ when games like Last of us or (LOL) gears of war aren't even a spec of sand when you compare hours played.
You are talking about good exclusives on console that you can count on your fingers. Should I prepare a massive list of PC only games with as much and more play value?
Let me break it down, again - when you argue PC gaming is dying, and that consoles are 'better' there are a lot of things going on. 1. you don't know how games work. 2. you are misinformed/wrong on what is happening in the gaming industry. 3. like many things in life, you have come to a conclusion then tried to make arguments for it, instead of looking at facts first, then making a conclusion.