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Re: PC Games dropped from E3
I just bought Sins of a Solar Empire and it's awesome. I didn't have to do any stupid software key and the game runs great. It was the best PC gaming experience I have had in years. The PC game market is still huge compared to when I started playing PC games. I think that if games like WoW and The Sims can come along and… -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
It's a shame there's no PC games at E3. I can understand the move towards consoles. Harder to pirate (removing the 360 dvd drive and flashing it is honestly above most people) and a consistant platform makes things nicer for the programmers. instead of coding for 3 million combinations of pc's you program for a couple… -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
Hahah - I was actually reading an article where Valve were saying why PCs were the future of gaming. Personally I never ever play games on my PC as I spend too much time hunched over my workstation anyway and prefer to play something simple and arcadey/ co-operative while lying on teh sofa with my girlfriend to relax.… -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
I dont really know about E3 but I dont think PC gaming will ever fully die, I just expect there to be more peaks and troughs of PC activity in future than ever before as generations of consoles come and go and I expect more PC like applications for consoles until the lines between PC and console get even more blurry. -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
there are a ton of things that you can do with a pc that you can never hope to do on a console, if hellgate london was out for xbox 360 flagship would be out of business because the 360 is NOT the platform of choice in korea. sure there is alot less piracy on consoles, but there are 2 limits you are placing on yourself 1.… -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
Well, actually, piracy is more rampant in territories like Asia. Free game structure titles are all well and good, and definitely have a place in the future of PC gaming. However, it is true that they are fairly new to the PC gaming scene, and in no way subscribe to the classic economic models on which PC gaming is built.… -
Re: PC Games dropped from E3
It's not so much a matter of the PC gaming market in decline, as it is in transition. The fact of the matter is that the old financial model that supported PC gaming is largely dead and buried. This is largely thanks to rampant piracy. (and the constant expansion of high-speed internet that makes piracy so much easier) So…
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