I feel that PC is still the dominant gaming platform regardless of what people say. More people have PC's than PS3's and 360's and stuff. Even if their PC's aren't up to date, I know that at one point or another they played a game on it.
[QUOTE="SuperBeast"]Why do people still believe online petitions are worth anything?hypnotoad8128
Dunno. They are a waste of time. But people still persist. Hey they don't mind doing them, so don't complain, i mean you don't have to. And if game companies don't listen to petitions then obvioulsy there lazy or really don't know people as well as they thought they did.
[QUOTE="hypnotoad8128"][QUOTE="SuperBeast"]Why do people still believe online petitions are worth anything?Platearmor_6
Dunno. They are a waste of time. But people still persist.And if game companies don't listen to petitions then obvioulsy there lazy or really don't know people as well as they thought they did. Nobody looks at online petitions, simply because there's no way to confirm unique signatures. There's also no possible way of telling how many of those people would actually buy the game if it were made. A company would have to be completely idiotic to base their decision on an online petition. Even a real/legal petition hardly ever gets any results, even though they are confirmed unique signatures.
Well, it depends. I'm not particularly interested in seeing a PC version of Revenge of the Sith. It all depends on the gameplay style; if it has anything in common with the fantastic melee combat system that was present in the JK series, it needs to be on PC as soon as possible, but if it's just a pretty-looking button-masher, no.
Singed it earlier already, it annoys me that it's gonna have versions from PS2 and 3 to DS ..but no PC! Which is where Jedi Knight games originally came from. If they're gonna make a PC version it's gonna be years later and in no way due to any petitions, they've propably made their decisions already and will stick to them.
If you stick it in their face, and get enough people to sign it then it's worth something. That's how we got FF8 on the PC. .....By enough people I mean enough so they can make decent money off JUST the people that signed... So It'd have to be huge.. You also have to really clutter their forums with lots of people spouting out the same stuff.
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