Just a hint... open the MS support to see how much bugs (and a lot without correction) the Windows 7 have... PC user experience is not stable.

It is more stable for power users... common users have even more trouble because needs to pay tech guys to fix easy things.

I can't believe you never saw a error message in your system lol... my uncle format his PC every month just because there are a new error/issue that he can't handle with Windows 7.

so, of one billion users or something like that, how many are on the support page with problems? and i'm talking about real problems and not "how do i download a driver". with so many users it's pretty obvious that there are also many with problems. but the percentage would be important, not the number of people.

it's not as if some people don't have problems with their console from time to time (ps3's last update problems as example)

4k TV's might get cheaper in 5 or more years by then we will have new Console which can do 4k Gaming, so why do we need 4k gaming which is expensive and cannot be experience by most(which is must for developers/manufacturers to be successful)?

Also I say its not affordable for everybody to purchase high end PC's which costs atleast 800$ and must need an upgrade after two years so we'll have to do two upgrades to match the Console life cycle of minimum 5 years, along with we have to face driver issues for the games due to poor optimzation.

The games you have mentioned needs internet always to play them mostly, so it cannot be experienced offline so we can't experience if there is no internet in any future and ever because they need servers to operate which will be shutdown.

What about the games recent games like Tomb raider and bioshock infinite, why they did not do like Consoles sales?

Give these kind of games in PC, Where are the platform games like Sly, Mario, Ratchet and Clank, Little big planet? Where are the racing games like GTourismo, Forza? Where are the JRPG games like Nino kuni and many other Japan RPG games? What about story telling games like Uncharted, heavy rain etc.,? What about FPS games like Halo, Killzone, resistance?

Give me AAA games that match console quality i mentioned above which can be played offline and did sell well in PC.

I don't play games just play for fun and forget. I want to explore the worlds and experience which we can only dream and never possible in real life but can feel/experience that in Games.

It's different... PC in nature is not stable due the different combinations of hardware/software you have... I mean you can change everything in PC and that's make it instable.

One game/software runs ok in your system but not in mine because these differences.

A closed consoles is stable because all games/software will run in the same way in all consoles.

That's what I mean with stable... PC users have a lot of trouble/issues with that.

sure you can change everything and that makes it instable but people who do that should have a clue and will also know that and how to handle those problems. 

if you only overclock little bit, buy maybe a new gpu every few years and stuff like that there won't be really much you have to worry about. seriously, i play on pc for over 20 years now and i never had a huge problem. yes, sometimes i had a problem and it took a hour or so to fix it but i'm talking about 20+ years. 

for those who change their rig every few weeks it's obviously something else but most of them shouldn't really be surprised and should also not really care about that. 

Do you think all of the Playstation and Nintendo Exclusive games will come to PC?

Yes, i said differnt gameplay experiences  about AAA games which convey story like Movies. My experiences are Platform, Action/Adeventure, RPG, Racing, Fighting, Fantasy/History, Emotional, FPS involving story and gameplay related to that, not like just having diferent way of playing the game. Look at Playstaion exclusives that show these:

Sly, Ratchet and Clank, Uncharted, Heavly sword, God of war, Ni no kuni, Demons souls, Modnation racers, little big planet karting, Playstaion all stars, Heavy rain, Beyond two souls, Pupeeteer, Rain, Infamouse, Killzone, Resistance, Yakuza, LIttle big planet, Gran tourismo, Motorstorm, Eyepet, Sorcery, Champion, Wonder book and PSN games like Journey, Unfinished swann, Flower,Gucameelee, Stard dust, Fat pricess etc.,

I don't see this kind of varied gameplay invovling story related to that in PC at all. But, I agreet there are some great games in PC but i see more innvoation from Sony and with their studios. For example, look at the Living room demo of PS4 and ready at dawn game The order 1886, along with there are 12 new IP's from Sony for PS4.

This interview makes the things even more interesting...

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=164576

The GPU of GPU is even more customized than I thought... seem like it have more ALUs for compute in some graphic unit than AMD GCN have.

Do you know the difference between 'most' and 'all'? If so, why did you bring up exclusives when most games are multiplatform these days?

Again, you can get most of the AAA experiences with movie-like stories on PC. Just not exclusives, but like I said, most games are multiplatform these days. Also, half of the games you mentioned barely have a story at all or it's not interesting (who playes LBP for its story?). And if you have so little time to play games, why do you bring up so many games?

Yes, I have limited time but I have been playing these games for the past 6 years not now. LBP has story which is saving the world from the evil in a childrens way not for matured people.

It was nice discussing with you, now lets stop this discussion please because you have different view point so we won't be able to agree on anything so its waste to discuss. Thanks

Which of his list of games do you think need an online connection? I counted 4. Half-Life 2, The Sims and Minecraft are all offline game, but that doesn't actually discount from his point about sales. What happens when your disc breaks and they no longer sell PS3 games? You're screwed either way... except on PC many games have the ability to allow the users to host their own servers, so if the developers decide to stop support, someone else is willing to pick up the slack.

His list is actually only a small one too and thats the sales we know about as most PC sales are impossible to track. Tracking firms only have the vaguest of ideas about digital downloads on PC considering Steam (that are estimated to have 70% marketshare) don't release figures (then again, few digital download outlets release figures). EA have even commented on how NPD are no longer that reliable for market data as they're our of touch with the download sector.

As for Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider, where are you getting your numbers from? As I said before, due to PC being heavily skewed towards digital downloads, sales figures for PC are unreliable, this site included.

And for every genre and list of games you've mentioned I could easily ask where's the Planescape game? (widely considered as one of the best storylines in video games and was novellised and considered one of New York Times' 100 books of the 20th century) Where's iRacing (often considered to be better than either GT or Forza by sim enthusiasts)? Where's Baldurs Gate, Icewind Dale or Neverwinter Nights? (which have great stories and characters). Where's Starcraft? or Dreamfall? or Civlization? Flight Sim? Age of Empires? Total War? I could go on and on.

And did you honestly mention FPS? On PC?! The platform that invented and innovated the genre in numerous ways? Maybe you've heard of these: Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Battlefield, Call of Duty, Counterstrike (proof that mods do matter), Doom, Wolfenstein, Deus Ex, Unreal, Unreal Tournament, Quake, Crysis... I mean seriously.

There is literally every experience you could possibly want on PC, you just don't know about them.