frozentundra123456
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- Aug 11, 2008
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Actually they seem to be two separate issues to me. It is always good to have new hardware to push the envelope and bring down prices on existing hardware, but I would rather have better games on the existing hardware than improved hardware to run more console ports.
I must admit that I too am very disappointed in the recent lack of PC games (either exclusive PC titles or titles developed primarily for the PC). The other thing that disappoints me is that so many of the new titles coming out for the PC are MMOs. I have nothing against MMOs if that is what someone want to play, but I refuse to play a game that does not have a single player campaign.
Surprisingly, the few games coming out that are being developed mainly or exclusively for the PC [Starcraft II, Diablo 3, The Old Republic (why oh why did they have to make it an MMO ???)] probably will not have cutting edge graphics.
I must admit that I too am very disappointed in the recent lack of PC games (either exclusive PC titles or titles developed primarily for the PC). The other thing that disappoints me is that so many of the new titles coming out for the PC are MMOs. I have nothing against MMOs if that is what someone want to play, but I refuse to play a game that does not have a single player campaign.
Surprisingly, the few games coming out that are being developed mainly or exclusively for the PC [Starcraft II, Diablo 3, The Old Republic (why oh why did they have to make it an MMO ???)] probably will not have cutting edge graphics.