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sth88 said: Just because you have a PC doesn't mean you can play any PC game on it. My PC is a low-end laptop that can't play AAA games, or at least can't play them at high graphics settings, which is one of the main reasons one would game on a PC IMO. Even for a game like Minecraft I'd rather play on 360, since I get achievements and since the multiplayer is easier to set up. I have zero interest in spending the time or money to build a fancy-schmancy rig that can keep up with next-gen titles, and I don't want to have to think about hardware upgrades (outside of buying additional storage devices, which looks like something I'll have to do this coming generation no matter what platform I play games on); I want to play games on a platform that lets me get into my games with little hassle and doesn't make me learn a whole bunch of technical jargon. And even if I mind learning the technical stuff, I don't have the money to invest in two platforms (at least not right away, or when one of them is PC which is more expensive hardware-wise than console). So just saying "well everyone has a PC, so why buy an Xbox" isn't gonna cut it. For people like me who are console-only, it doesn't matter if an Xbox game is available on PC, because PC gaming is not on our radar at all. |
I have a notebook with a GMA HD 4000 video cars (that included with Intel CPUs)... I can play almost all games with quality close to PS3/360.
