only shooter i care about is deus ex 2, so x-box for me. i learned one thing from the morrowind situation,pc has more cool stuff, but crashes, which seem to be a constant on pc games, really kill the joy of a game .
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Considering that upgrading would cost you more than an Xbox does, it just doesn't seem cost-effective to me. If you have a really outdated PC, maybe. My PC is pretty new but I'd rather play these games on my 27 inch WEGA in 5.1.
It's all a matter of preference, really.
punks not dead
only shooter i care about is deus ex 2, so x-box for me. i learned one thing from the morrowind situation,pc has more cool stuff, but crashes, which seem to be a constant on pc games, really kill the joy of a game .
Originally Posted by Compass
I absolutely want the PC versions more than the X-box ones for the control but since there's almost no chance I will have a good computer when they come out, I will either get the XB versions or attempt to patiently wait.
can't wake up
Its not a constant. Play a well-designed, solidly coded and tested game instead of a buggy rushed POS. The majority of games I have rarely, if ever, crash on me. Ive probably put about 600 hours into Half-Life and its mods, and it's crashed in-game well... maybe once. Freedom Force, Neverwinter Nights, Age of Mythology, etc. - no crashes, and that's just me being real with ya. CS has crashed sometimes in the menu system, but hey, whatever.Originally posted by frostwolf ex
only shooter i care about is deus ex 2, so x-box for me. i learned one thing from the morrowind situation,pc has more cool stuff, but crashes, which seem to be a constant on pc games, really kill the joy of a game .
a remote controlled dandy
The xbox version of Morrowind crashes just as often, if not more, than the pc version, especially after the first patch for the pc version which fixed a lot of crash errors. The last time I played the xbox ver it froze on me in fact. So the crash arguement makes no sense to me.
I'm personally undecided on this, though I'll probably go for the PC versions just for the modding that's going to happen.
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built their castles and had their wars. I cannot stand by idly any longer." - Otogi 2
Elite Gamer
I don't care about mouse/keyboard control anymore. I cared when I was a youngster and Quake 1 was the hottest game out there, but now I'm old and tend to get sore whenever I play PC games for extended periods of time. I'll trade mouse/keyboard control and constant PC upgrades for sitting on my couch and playing on an HDTV.
Braaaaaaainssssss
The problem is that FPS's need a mouse and keyboard badly on one hand, and on the other hand PC games are ugly cumbersome impossible to configure messes that you couldn't pay me to play. I'll take the Xbox versions and live without propper controll.
PC. No upgrade necessary.
Rpg Master
Pc. for me. My Pc will run them decently, but I plan on upgrading soon anyway. I'm not one of those mouse/keyboard fanatics, but they'll just play better and look better on PC.
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One thing that bothers bothers me about mouselook is how choppy it is, even when you're getting 60fps. I have a Boomslang and an optical right now, both of which are good, but they still won't track as smoothly as an analog stick. Seriously. Yeah, aiming is much easier with a mouse, but when you move a mouse really slowly, you can see it tracking each dot; it's not a continuous movement. You don't get that with analog sticks -- not on any of the consoles anyway.
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