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Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
How does playing games on a computer instead of a console make you more grown up?
4 USB controllers? But yeah, consoles are better for sports titles, I'll admit that. I never play them.Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad
Originally posted by: archcommus
I don't understand this mentality, as once you have a computer up and running good, you can do exactly that with it - flip it on, launch a game, and go. The only times it requires "tinkering" and messing with it is when you're upgrading, which should be a pretty isolated event, and when problems occur, which also hopefully is pretty rare. Not like problems DON'T happen with consoles, especially the more modern ones.Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Actually the older I've gotten (31 next month ) the more I've gravitated towards consoles, because I've lost my desire to tinker with PC's just for games. Unlike when I was younger and had time to mess with computers, now I just want something I can flip on and play a game when I get some free time.
what if i wanted to play nba 2k7 with 4 friends
Originally posted by: archcommus
I don't understand this mentality, as once you have a computer up and running good, you can do exactly that with it - flip it on, launch a game, and go. The only times it requires "tinkering" and messing with it is when you're upgrading, which should be a pretty isolated event, and when problems occur, which also hopefully is pretty rare. Not like problems DON'T happen with consoles, especially the more modern ones.Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Actually the older I've gotten (31 next month ) the more I've gravitated towards consoles, because I've lost my desire to tinker with PC's just for games. Unlike when I was younger and had time to mess with computers, now I just want something I can flip on and play a game when I get some free time.
Originally posted by: Aves
If I like my friend's Wii I'll get one.
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: Aves
If I like my friend's Wii I'll get one.
Same here.
Well, wanting to sit on your couch and use your huge TV is a great reason to want to use a console. And being tired of a PC from work is also a good reason.Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: archcommus
I don't understand this mentality, as once you have a computer up and running good, you can do exactly that with it - flip it on, launch a game, and go. The only times it requires "tinkering" and messing with it is when you're upgrading, which should be a pretty isolated event, and when problems occur, which also hopefully is pretty rare. Not like problems DON'T happen with consoles, especially the more modern ones.Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
No.
I already have a gaming system for grown-ups called a PC.
Actually the older I've gotten (31 next month ) the more I've gravitated towards consoles, because I've lost my desire to tinker with PC's just for games. Unlike when I was younger and had time to mess with computers, now I just want something I can flip on and play a game when I get some free time.
What's there not to understand? I'm done with upgrading hardware, installing drivers because of some crash, tweaking settings for performance, etc, all the crap I used to do. I deal with computers all day long as a job, I'd rather just come home and sit on the couch playing a game on my 51" HDTV rather than sit in front of a computer. I haven't turned on my former gaming rig (now horribly out of date) for months, I just use my laptop for web browsing and email now.