Megadude said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Megadude said:
richardhutnik said:
Megadude said:
@ STAGE: Get over what? I have a Wii, PS3 AAANND a gaming PC plus I just picked up a PS2 I am in gaming heaven. I actually hope people are right that the 360 will match the PS3 pricecut so I can get a 360 for less then a DS soon.
But is it smart to keep shafting PC gamers? I never said they never pay for games, I said ONLINE GAMING FEES, only 360 users pay for online gaming.
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And THERE we have it. The dude is one of these Playstation fanboys, who is a Power PC gamer and resents that he can't get games on his power PC that is on Microsoft's console.
Megadude, get over it! If you like these XBox console exclusives, get yourself an 360. It isn't hard. There are reasons why the XBox line is becoming a place for Microsoft to focus on gaming. The reason is that they face less piracy and greater sales revenue and profits on there. Console gaming is a lot easier to get into, and appeals to more people. You don't have to be a power user to get the fullness out of it. Deep down in your heart, because you are Playstation fan, and a Power PC user, you want the XBox line to DIE and Microsoft to get out of console gaming completely. Own up to it and admit it.
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Lol I'm not a fanboy, fanboys put their mii avatars in their sigs. WOOOAh let's ignore the truth! PC gaming is not getting the support it used to by a mile! The question is Is this a smart move from MS? I also said I might get a 360 if the price drops this year. That has nothing to do with the topic at hand and you want to derail the thread.
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Of course it's not getting the support (xbox exclusives) that was support to get, because last gen it devalued the original Xbox. Haven't you noticed that because the 360 has far more exclusives, more people are buying the system?
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So you think they should cut support for the pc?
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Of course. People who got Xbox exclusives on PC were lucky and took advantage of Microsofts inexperience in the console gaming realm. Microsoft will never cut off true support for the PC, because they've been supporting the PC gaming and simulations for nearly two decades, but not the games that are the face of the 360 any longer.
