Dating is for the weak, vidja is where it's at.
True!
But that depends on the part. If it's your graphics card, and you want to upgrade, it's gonna be a decent amount still. A bit cheaper still, yeah, but close enough to be comparable.
It was just my graduation gift, it was a laptop for college work. But still! It was strange to see.
That's still though getting close to the price of 2-3 generations of consoles at that point.
In terms of gaming, the PC won't do much different either though. It's not really a poorer experience, it's nearly an equal one.
And yet, what are the most well known games for the most part?
Mario.
The Last of Us.
Gears of War.
Halo.
Crash Bandicoot.
Sonic.
God of War.
Warcraft even.
They're all exclusives (or were at some point at least, RIP Sonic). Yes, there's also the Call of Duties, Overwatch, and Assassin's Creeds, but unless I'm forgetting something here, there's more well known exclusives than multi-plats. Exclusives are what drives hype too! And unless the hype is No Man's Sky hype, hype can be good!
If. My girlfriend's laptop was like $700 and it was barely better than my $400 desktop (That was on sale but still). Upgraded the graphics card since then and mines by far better.
To be fair, if you don't care about price, you're most likely in a situation where you can pick up a console too every generation.
True.
I'm um, not sure of a case where they refuse MnK because it "simplifies it" to drive sales honestly. It's just why bother adding the extra feature if more people are going to use the controller anyway I would think.
But Steam Controller smells funny ;p
But then they would be missing out on the Marios!
Well, like you said, Tomb Raider already had the fixes for steam to be playable.
If I were to pop in my 1996 Tomb Raider disc version, it won't go as smoothly (Which I do have somewhere, but I also don't have my disc drive working anymore lol). I'm all for more backwards compatibility though. Nintendo tends to stick to allowing the last gen on their current console though at the very least.
I'm not sure how you're not getting many options on a console (Unless you're buying Nintendo), but you could have just as large of a selection on the PS4 pretty much in terms of genre.
I honestly don't consider the "cheaper" that much though. You still have to maintain it, you still will have to upgrade it at some point. The price isn't really that far off from a console overall I'd say, at least close enough for personal taste to decide.
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I'm a console gamer for life. Although some of my most fond memories were certainly on PC games as well.
Still there's something to be said for the enjoyment of playing a console game on the couch in front of your HD TV.
My brother visits maybe a couple times a year and it's a blast playing street fighter, Fifa, NBA 2K, top spin etc. PC gaming just doesn't compare. Plus you miss out on GOTYs like Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us.
Looks like temperate forests eh.
The only thing of interest yesterday were some Canada Goose. Or were they ducks.
Not sure...
https://imgur.com/a/8CIQe
Im too lazy to quote, but I think your definition of exclusives is different from mine. Exclusives are games that a company pays for in order to have them sold only on their specific platform.
If a indie developer releases a game on steam greenlight only (which then gets accepted), then I wouldn't consider that an exclusive unless Microsoft or Steam paid to have that game only on their OS/Platform. I've never heard about Warcraft being paid for in that manner, and didn't it exist for Mac as well?
And those games aren't really what I'd place highest on the most well known titles, besides Mario obviously.
And why would exclusives create more hype? "Yay a new awesome game is releasing that I have to buy a new machine for!" is better than just a new awesome game being released?
And this list shows that most best sellers are multi platform or Nintendo games. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ingle-platform
"I'm um, not sure of a case where they refuse MnK because it "simplifies it" to drive sales honestly. It's just why bother adding the extra feature if more people are going to use the controller anyway I would think."
They would bother if consoles allowed for those options as well. More would use it, of course it would be necessary for everyone then in the FPS genre. Unless they like dying.
"But Steam Controller smells funny ;p"
Thats just the doritos.
"But then they would be missing out on the Marios!"
Mario became crap since they released Wii and those silly controllers you gotta shake.
And I hate that everytime someone takes damage and reduces in size or "dies", the game freezes for a small moment, but during that moment it ignores any input you make (those who lives) and could possibly cause you to die as well..
Its still fine to sit and drink and game with friends, but those things frustrates me.
If I were to pop in my 1996 Tomb Raider disc version, it won't go as smoothly (Which I do have somewhere, but I also don't have my disc drive working anymore lol). I'm all for more backwards compatibility though.
Well, all you have to do is download a program which takes a minute. If you wouldn't know about that program it would take you two-three minutes instead to google for a solution. I'd say its a lot smoother than plugging out your console, and then plug in another console. Even more hassle if they use different controllers as well.
"I honestly don't consider the "cheaper" that much though. You still have to maintain it, you still will have to upgrade it at some point. The price isn't really that far off from a console overall I'd say, at least close enough for personal taste to decide."
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
Anyway. I'll respect your opinion, even if you are slowly and painfully killing me, the gaming industry and everything I hold dear.
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Tss.
Well I already do couch gaming with my Steam link when I want. And I can plug in mouse + kb in it as well. Or use the steam controller, or an xbox controller, or a playstation controller, or, yea you see what im getting at.
Im glad Im finally getting Tekken for PC though soon, super hyped for that and Dishonored 2!
Well, its not keyboard and mouse so obviously Im not too fond of it. Not too different to other controllers I guess, bit unique with the touch pad which is fine. I think its probably better than the other controllers if you spend some time configuring it, since it has so many options. You can choose how the inputs behave and what the inputs should act like. So you can set it so the controller input behaves as a mouse input for example. I don't remember in my head but there was a huge list you could set it as, all kinds of controllers, joysticks etc.
While a normal controller you just plug in I guess? I will do more testing on it once Tekken 7 is released since I'll use controller for that game.
Nice! I started going for 100% achivements for it but I got sidetracked with Overwatch and Pokemon GO releases.
Speed runs sounds fun as well, never done that on any game besides for achivements on Portal and Tombs in Tomb Raider. ^^ How are you tracking your time? Does the save file show it or do you use a separate program for it?
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