Blend Games writes:
"How often do you upgrade your PC: Every month? Every six months? Once a year? If you're a hardcore PC gamer it's almost an absolute necessity to upgrade or replace your gaming hardware about every other year if you even want a newer game to boot on your PC or laptop. The problem, however, is that games seem to be accelerating in graphics and visual quality faster than the prices are dropping for the hardware required to run them."
GF365: "If you’re a reader, this list of great games for avid readers is for you. Games are a form of art, and some have written literature in them."
Here is a look at the first two maps of Season 6 for Multiplayer.
La Casa involves intense action in a Vill and Koro Village is a battle in the streets where enemies lurk at all angles and shadows.
Modern Warfare 3 is set to be one of the biggest COD games yet features-wise, but it shouldn't leave out one of the best MW2 game modes in the rear view mirror.
The last time any PC gamer had to upgrade, was for Crysis.
bahahahahahahahahahahaha
omg is this serious :')
minimum specs for most modern games is for hardware from 3 years ago
So basically this article is a round about way to say "The PS3 is more powerful than a gaming PC"?
What this writer fails to realize is it's MUCH easier to code for 1 unified platform than it is to code for a system with millions of different combinations.
pc nerds can afford to buy the latest video card because:
a. they save money on mortgage by living in their mom's basement
b. they save money by not having a girlfriend (not really by choice, though)
c. they save money by not buying new clothes and hygiene products
d. they save money by driving their dad's old cash for clunkers
hey, pc nerds, you are almost 30.. stop spending all your money on kiddie hobbies like videogames and star trek stuff.