| S.T.A.G.E. said: As you all know the Xbox play anywhere initiative is growing. I think I've reached my limit. The PC is starting to become a more attractive option. Halo makes the jump then so will I. I've owned every Xbox, but if this Xbox play anywhere thing is set in stone they might have just made me a PC gamer again. Gears is my favorite Xbox franchise and halo was all that was left. I think I've hit my limit. I'll still support those two Xbox games but just from another platform. To give a little bit of history in sold my GameCube when I was younger to buy my first Xbox. Since then I hadn't owned a nintnedo console. Fast forward to today the switch is my secondary console and my Xbox is pretty much just my free games box.yeah... this would be the last straw. |
I've never really understood that line of thinking to be honest... The thing is, if you have the money the PC will obviously be the more attractive option, but most aren't looking to spend that much.
The truth is, if I didn't have friends who were predominantly console gamers I probably wouldn't bother with the PS4 (the one we went with) or the Xbox1 (Nintendo still has too many exclusives that I want to ignore them), as the PC receives the vast majority of games that are released on consoles, and outside of a few garbage ports they generally feature the best experience as well, with better graphics and access to community-created mods. I can't see a time where my friends will ever be interested enough to drop that much money on an enthusiast-caliber-PC.
