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tube82 on 23 July 2010
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selnor said:
cr00mz said:
selnor said:
shio said:
selnor said:

I have no interest in what any of that offers me.

PC gaming doesnt offer me the most important aspect to me. Ease of use and jump in and play. And as long as Halo is not on PC at launch then I'll never consider it.

I'm glad you like PC gaming. I dont.

Actually, it does offer that... ever heard of Steam?

Ever heard of crashing? Ever heard of mouse and keyboard? Ever heard of sat at my desk?

Having Steam adds little to what I refer to as Ease of use and Jump in and play. How about nagging wife who wants to use internet???


what if your wife wants to watch tv? and how difficult is it to press say l4d2 icon in you quick launch bar?

Um I have 3 TV's? All with comfyness. Bedroom, Living Room, Conservatory.

I have 1 PC. I dont want my wife to feel that she has to be 5 mins on the PC. It's a family multimedia device. Not a game machine stuck to a desk.

IT's fine for single folk. But families have mulitple users. And buying another PC for gaming ( oh the cost ) is not a viable arguement to put to your family.

you should really get a second PC, or as it sounds that you have a desktop/tower: a laptop. you are missing out if you only have a "workstation". browsing the net in the garden/on the balcony with a laptop on your or while watching TV is so much better than sitting in a workroom, probably alone. i couldn't live (well you know what i mean ;) ) with only my main PC nowadays.