Ok, you play only with consoles and not on Pc as well??

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shio said:

Most PC gamers DON'T upgrade, so your point is moot. There is almost no need to upgrade PCs anymore because of what I've stated before. For example, my brother's 6 years old PC (bought early 2003) can still play most of today's PC games, and this is a PC from before the multi-core era.

And again, if we are comparing strictly gaming then there is no need to bring up "MSN messages popping up" because that is not a gaming related, but the fact that you can use MSN, AIM and several other IM's while you're playing PC games but not console games means that PC is that flexible. With Steam you can even use web-browse INSIDE the games!

PC gaming is becoming more accessible, while console gaming is becoming more complicated... what is there to not understand? I'm not saying whether PC is easier or not, that is irrelevant.

And you clearly know NOTHING about PC games, because when you're downloading a game from Steam it actually installs it AT THE SAME TIME. Right after the game is downloaded you can already play it, there is no additional installs!!!! And you usually don't need a CD key for digital copies... /facepalm

Many PC games also have local multiplayer, probably more than on any console. And PC also has a vastly bigger LAN support than all consoles combined.

 

Wait so you can play split screen on your computer, thats amazing I wish the rest of us noobs knew how to play split screen on our computers.

And actually you can be signed on to msn and playing games on the 360 at the same time. Not that I ever am since its ridiculously annoying getting messages while in an online match.

Also I know you keep saying that you can buy a pc for very cheap that can easily play crysis. I'm assuming you mean building your own pc, which the massive majority of the general public wouldn't even know where to start. However if you can find me a pc at retail for $400 that can play crysis on med-high settings then I will concede the point. I honestly don't know much about pc costs right now so you might easily be able to do this, I'm just curious.