I know who he's talking about though, you don't and no it;s not including me ebcause I game on PC as my main regardless.

Yeah, like I said I don't want to listen to your agenda :P

PC is always my main platform. If a game is available on PC and consoles, I'll play it on PC because it's cheaper and it's usually a better experience. If the game is a console exclusive, then I'll play it on a console. Simple as that. Considering I have over 200 PC games and barely 30 console games, my consoles are usually collecting dust on the living room.

SO now you're going to just stick your head in the sand and shame others?, because it certainly looks that way and now you're going with "your agenda", what a twist.

Where did I say anything about ripping a BIOS? That's a grey area. You are getting into semantics. ;)
Also a BIOS isn't an OS.
The legalities of Obtaining a BIOS will vary depending on where you live in the world and various legal precedents, for me it is perfectly legal.
Converesly, many emulators don't need a BIOS, they emulate the BIOS.

Fact of the matter is... I can legally play a PS2 game on my PC without consequence. Pop the disk in, fire up the emulator.

Used hardware "might" break faster. Even if it did? So what. It might last decades.
You can buy older components second hand for stuff all these days, if not free.
And PC gaming is still cheaper in the long run if you own a large game library over a period of years. Cheaper games, free online, cheaper accessories does that.

It's called choice. If you think PC gaming is all about the hardware, then you are very very wrong and mis-informed.

Nothing beats a mouse in terms of accuracy, even a cheap $5 mouse is vastly more accurate and faster than a controller.

The point is, you don't *have* to go second hand to lower the price, you could, but you don't have too. Are you adverse to choice or something?

Being a PC gamer doesn't prevent you from owning a console. I own several in-fact. My Xbox 360 game collection is only about 180 games large.

There are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of free PC games, some are the best games of all time, some even have more gamers playing it than there are PS4 consoles sold currently.

PS+ and your 60 free games aren't really free. You are paying for that.
If you were to spend the amount of cash you would on PS+ subscription for something like... Humble Bundle, you could get hundreds and hundreds of more games a year for the same cost.

Consoles you pay more for games and accessories and for online.
PC you pay more for hardware, but ends up cheaper over time thanks to cheaper games and accessories and free online.

The consoles have low-end hardware anyway, it's not diffuclt to beat. Will be interesting to see if they end up relegated extremely to low-end once AMD releases ZEN and their GPU's transition to 14nm.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/Pemalite
http://gamercards.exophase.com/xbox/user/Pemalite

Regardless, you have certainly shown your Pro-Console stance on this topic. So there is that. :P Need someone who has zero leanings or care factor in either direction to truly make a fair comparison as a large portion of your points I disagree on.

Thanks, I try!

Anyways, if it makes you feel better, obviously I didn't mean all people.  Otherwise I would have said all.  But anyways, my bad.  

That being said, there's a certain level of insecurity on this board that cause a lot of people to downplay and talk shit about things they don't own.  And it happens with all platform owners.  But it seems that console owners like to band together to defeat the supreme evil that is the PC gaming community. 

Like I've said in other threads, I have no stake in this "war". I don't care who wins. I game on PC and multiple consoles.  I win.  By gaming. But it's hard to just sit idly by when people spout generalizations and falsehoods because they want to feel better about not gaming on a certain system.

That's not exclusive to PC gamers.

Yeah, because a PC is such a luxury item that people can't afford it, right? PC gaming has a lot of issues, literally.

From a personal perspective, I cannot imagine sitting in a room for hours playing while my significant other is in the living room. On top of that, a desktop is useless these days compared to laptops or tablets. Sure you could get a gaming laptop but that basically doubles the price.

You can put your PC on a TV in the living room.
You can then use Steams big-picture mode and a controller.

Desktops are useless and Laptops/Tablets aren't? What? Is it due to the portability factor? If so, how is gaming on a PS4 whilst on the bus going for you?
You know you can build a Gaming Desktop that is smaller than the Xbox One/Playstation 4, right? right?

And what issues? Steam automagically updates all your games. Windows updates everything else. Everything just "works" for me. Even older games from 20+ years ago, been flawless for years.

Consoles have gotten more complex with more issues (How many games these days have multi-gigabyte patches? lol).
PC has been on a path of efficiency, consolidation and ease of use.

Yeah, because a PC is such a luxury item that people can't afford it, right? PC gaming has a lot of issues, literally. - I'm not sure what that has to do with what I just said.

I cannot imagine sitting in a room for hours playing while my significant other is in the living room - Well it's a good thing you don't need to do that with a PC.

On top of that, a desktop is useless these days compared to laptops or tablets - How so?  Please explain.