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Console gaming generates more money both in public sales and in pro gaming than PC gaming does. You can shout noob all you want, but PC gaming has been steadily dying over the last few years while console gaming has risen hugely.
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No, it's mostly because consoles have become steadily more and more powerful and capable of running bigger and more complex programs (read: games, online services, etc) while remaining at roughly the same price point (PS3 aside, but who buys a PS3 lolol), while to run the same game on a PC at the same quality often requires you to spend well over twice as much. You can spend £250 on an Xbox360 (everyone has a TV anyway so that cost is irrelevant) and play games like CoD4, Burnout Paradise and so on, with a solid online service - but a £250 PC wouldn't even... hell, would probably struggle just to run MSN and Word at the same time.
Most Average Joe Normals can't afford to get a gaming-quality PC and a console. The console is far cheaper and more accessible - for most people, the choice is an obvious one.Comment
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My tax refund was $1k or so. I upgraded my computer, getting a dual core AMD, a nVidia 8800 or something, as well as the other parts (case, hard drive, dvd rom, etc.)
Then, on my next paycheck, today I went out and bought a Wii.
I actually connected my Wii up to my computer (using a TV tuner), and I'll be swapping back and forth between console games and PC games.
I'm no bigot, I'll play anything that's fun. Super Smash Bros Brawl looks really, really, fun. I bought a Wii just to play that game and it's not even out yet (March 9th.)Comment
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I <3 csnation. You're just helping me out by making me check those other sites less... As a matter of personal opinion though, I think the overall look of the site could be updated a bit to be a little bit more web2.0. You guys are the best, and I'm glad to see it get even better.Comment
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