DualShockers writes,
"PC gaming, at one point in time, pioneered the industry in just about every genre known to the world of gaming. Its threshold was once untouched as its graphical dominance trampled the very grounds that was once entrenched by its graphically inferior console competitors from corporate conglomerates like Nintendo. Games matured graphically almost every year in both visuals and game play as the console market stagnantly etched behind. Once broadband came along, the PC industry, once again, leaped ahead of the console market when it was introduced to Massively Multiplayer Online gaming (MMO)."
Awesome read, plenty of great points!
Consoles 4 life, FTW!
Good points made by the author. Although he forgot to mention one thing: consoles are easier for portability than PCs.
I agree with a lot of points made. The PC gaming scene was once thriving beyond belief. I'm not in no way saying that PC's are crappy. They do still have their great games; but, realistically, it has come to a point where consoles have received the larger appeal due to its capabilities and price. I once was an avid PC gamer. But, this genereation especially, I've had more reason to game on my PS3 and 360 than I have on my PC. Especially since most of the games have been multiplatform.
Great read!
Meh. I still game on my PC. Not as much as I used to a couple of years back, but I still use it for genres like RTS and MMO. But, like the author said, a point is coming when developers will be bringing those very same genres to consoles. It's only a matter of time.
I still love PC gaming for online community. That is why I still play WoW.