An opinion piece on the reasons why PC gaming is a better platform than console gaming.
Capcom just released an update for its JRPG Dragon's Dogma 2 including the option to start a new game, some graphics options on consoles, and more. For now, it's available only on PS5 and Steam.
Nice too see its coming out of its beta state perhaps in 8 months time i wont need kernal drm to play a sp game.
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I have a 4K gaming setup and play games at 4K and it is amazing, I do own a PS4 as well for the sports games like Fifa and nba 2K but multi plats and pc exclusives get played on pc for me.
This article literally looks like it was made in a high-school desktop publishing class, and after reading it, I can say that it sounds like it did too.
If you're gonna tackle a subject that constantly gets people riled up, put some effort into it. One sentence per reason does not a good article make.
NO UC,TLOU,GOW3,Ressitance so yea no...
For me, the biggest reason aside from the obvious is 3D for any game using Tridef and then there's the almighty Steam.
PC negatives:
- Cost
- The need to upgrade for certain titles.
- The need to be PC literate.
- Patching broken games, sometimes to a point you're doing the devs job.
As many times as this subject has been touched upon, the expectation of PC gamers that *everyone* should be PC gamers, that everything should be on PCs and not consoles, there is just an unwillingness on the part of "the PC master race" to comprehend that not everyone wants to deal with the issues of PC gaming.