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brendude13 on 31 May 2011
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vlad321 said:
brendude13 said:
Final-Fan said:
brendude13 said:

Wow, just did some research, apparently there were more than 10 million computers in the U.S when the NES was out, never knew that.

Anyway...Scratch that, barely anybody had a PC during the NES / SNES era. I didn't have a computer until 2002, I don't know anybody that has a PC before 1990, but then again, I do live in the UK where computers probably weren't as popular outside of offices.

Anyway, I am sick to death of PC fanboys thinking that the PC is the reason gaming exists now, that isn't true.

I think you mean "PC fanboys thinking the PC is where all advancements in gaming happen" or something like that, right? 

...No? o.0

Either way, I think the PC recieves too much credit for its impact on the gaming industry.

Oh you mean like.... online play and FPS games?

Edit: I can name a whole bunch more those were just the first glaring ones.

Yes, PC started FPS and online games, but I wouldn't flaunt that as if it was a GOOD thing, especially when you look at the gaming industry now.