I was in a match the other night, defending on Canals and some idiot lost the Mobile AA and I **** you not within 30 seconds there was atleast 6 engineers closing down on it and me with my MAV to spot and that was that, we got our AA back. You must have got lucky and been up against a bunch of people who don't know how to work as a team.
I'll admit ANYTHING looks better on a PC, it's just the way it is.
As for why I choose to have a games console for playing games is the fact I don't want to spend the price of a new PS3 every 6 months to upgrade my PC so it can run the new awesome graphics games. And if Sony's consistencey is anything to go by we should have a new PS console by the end of 2012.
My mate built a sweet PC with its purpose being to run Crysis (not the 2nd shitty attempt at Crysis I mean the one on the island) and within a year he could not run new games at full graphics and was looking at £100+ to upgrade. Then again I have seen Crysis 1 & 2 running in windowed mode side by side with no slow down or screen ripping but then again money was no object for him lol.
Oh and also another huuuuge reason I don't play games like this on my PC is comfort, I get horrid pains in my fingers having to use the keyboard and mouse to do my moving and shooting. It only seems to be intense games that have this effect as Mir is not painfull but GTA is.
And to be fair, it doesn't look bad, I would go so far as to say no matter what console or "Gaming Rig" this is played on it looks freakin' sweet. But then again it is the best shooter out right now...
The way things are going console gaming will control the market, thus there will be no reason for developers to push boundary's with their games as the platforms cant support it, this can already be seen in effect with the majority of games porting from console.
This is really bad for the gaming community, but great for the game developers, they can push out half arsed games which are 5 years+ behind the technology which is already available and people will still buy it because they have no choice.
even the mobile technology is progressing much faster than console and would likely surpass it if they didn't have to factor in product size, the console developers are lazy, leaving it longer and longer between an update. Its PC gaming which pushes boundary's, and what makes games visually better for every platform and if developers keep putting console before pc its a slippery slope which would be very difficult for the gaming industry to pick itself back out of.
so ask yourself, what's a few hundred quid a year? its a small price to pay for higher quality games imho.
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