Do you think these games will be better on PC?

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360, I'm wondering if other games will be equal too.

I've currently got the PC versions of Metro 2033 and Bioshock 2 on pre-order, but honestly, I prefer playing games on my 360. If these games are better on PC, I'll get the PC versions. My PC is powerful, so I can max any game I want. If they're just as good on 360, I'd rather get the 360 version.

What do you think?

I personally prefer playing Mass Effect 2 on PC. Better graphics, sixty frames per second, and the option of choosing mouse/keyboard controls (you could always just use a 360 controller) make it the better of the two, in my opinion.

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360, I'm wondering if other games will be equal too.

I've currently got the PC versions of Metro 2033 and Bioshock 2 on pre-order, but honestly, I prefer playing games on my 360. If these games are better on PC, Ill get the PC versions. My PC is powerful, so I can max any game I want. If they're just as good on 30, I'd rather get the 360 version.

What do you think?

x-2tha-z

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360, I'm wondering if other games will be equal too.

I've currently got the PC versions of Metro 2033 and Bioshock 2 on pre-order, but honestly, I prefer playing games on my 360. If these games are better on PC, I'll get the PC versions. My PC is powerful, so I can max any game I want. If they're just as good on 360, I'd rather get the 360 version.

What do you think?

x-2tha-z

TC, I would get the PC version of those two games as well...

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360x-2tha-z

It will always be better on PC. But some people don't want the extra benefits of the PC version, so they'll say that they are equal.

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360, I'm wondering if other games will be equal too.

I've currently got the PC versions of Metro 2033 and Bioshock 2 on pre-order, but honestly, I prefer playing games on my 360. If these games are better on PC, I'll get the PC versions. My PC is powerful, so I can max any game I want. If they're just as good on 360, I'd rather get the 360 version.

What do you think?

x-2tha-z

So you'd rather pay $10 more for the same game? And that's if it actually IS the same game, which it isn't. If you can max the game on PC, then it'll be much better played on PC for $10 less ($30 if you live anywhere that's not called "USA").

[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]

Since Mass Effect 2 is the same on PC and 360, I'm wondering if other games will be equal too.

I've currently got the PC versions of Metro 2033 and Bioshock 2 on pre-order, but honestly, I prefer playing games on my 360. If these games are better on PC, I'll get the PC versions. My PC is powerful, so I can max any game I want. If they're just as good on 360, I'd rather get the 360 version.

What do you think?

So you'd rather pay $10 more for the same game? And that's if it actually IS the same game, which it isn't. If you can max the game on PC, then it'll be much better played on PC for $10 less ($30 if you live anywhere that's not called "USA").

I own the PC and 360 versions of ME2. I just bought the 360 version about an hour ago. I'm currently installing it on my 360's hard drive. I haven't opened the PC version yet. I was going to return the PC version and get my money back. The PC version of ME2 on my shelf. Unopened. I took this picture for a 'My Collection' thread. When I said both versions were the same, I was talking mainly about graphical quality. The difference isn't as big as it was with the original ME. I thought it would be, that's why I pre-ordered the PC version of ME2. Yes, you probably notice more aliasing on 360, but it's not too bad. I know the PC version would have higher FPS, but 30 FPS or 60 in a game like ME isn't that important to me. Either is fine. What I might do is play through ME2 on 360 then return it to the store for a store credit, and keep the PC version for future plays. I suppose the best way to see if the PC version really is much better would be to play through both versions. I prefer controller to keyboard too. I hate using the keyboard, so if I keep ME2 on PC, I will use the 360 controller to play it.x-2tha-z

:shock: Have you even tried playing an RPG with mouse and keyboard? For FPS's, manybe it comes down to preference, but for RPG's is really a no-brainer that there aren't enough keys on a controller.

[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]I own the PC and 360 versions of ME2. I just bought the 360 version about an hour ago. I'm currently installing it on my 360's hard drive. I haven't opened the PC version yet. I was going to return the PC version and get my money back. The PC version of ME2 on my shelf. Unopened. I took this picture for a 'My Collection' thread. When I said both versions were the same, I was talking mainly about graphical quality. The difference isn't as big as it was with the original ME. I thought it would be, that's why I pre-ordered the PC version of ME2. Yes, you probably notice more aliasing on 360, but it's not too bad. I know the PC version would have higher FPS, but 30 FPS or 60 in a game like ME isn't that important to me. Either is fine. What I might do is play through ME2 on 360 then return it to the store for a store credit, and keep the PC version for future plays. I suppose the best way to see if the PC version really is much better would be to play through both versions. I prefer controller to keyboard too. I hate using the keyboard, so if I keep ME2 on PC, I will use the 360 controller to play it.Hanass

:shock: Have you even tried playing an RPG with mouse and keyboard? For FPS's, manybe it comes down to preference, but for RPG's is really a no-brainer that there aren't enough keys on a controller.

[QUOTE="Hanass"]

[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]I own the PC and 360 versions of ME2. I just bought the 360 version about an hour ago. I'm currently installing it on my 360's hard drive. I haven't opened the PC version yet. I was going to return the PC version and get my money back. The PC version of ME2 on my shelf. Unopened. I took this picture for a 'My Collection' thread. When I said both versions were the same, I was talking mainly about graphical quality. The difference isn't as big as it was with the original ME. I thought it would be, that's why I pre-ordered the PC version of ME2. Yes, you probably notice more aliasing on 360, but it's not too bad. I know the PC version would have higher FPS, but 30 FPS or 60 in a game like ME isn't that important to me. Either is fine. What I might do is play through ME2 on 360 then return it to the store for a store credit, and keep the PC version for future plays. I suppose the best way to see if the PC version really is much better would be to play through both versions. I prefer controller to keyboard too. I hate using the keyboard, so if I keep ME2 on PC, I will use the 360 controller to play it.x-2tha-z

:shock: Have you even tried playing an RPG with mouse and keyboard? For FPS's, manybe it comes down to preference, but for RPG's is really a no-brainer that there aren't enough keys on a controller.

Why did you buy such a high end rig if you generally don't like the controls for PC?

He's lying...?

He's lying...?

Revan_911

[QUOTE="kidcool189"][QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]I own the PC and 360 versions of ME2. I just bought the 360 version about an hour ago. I'm currently installing it on my 360's hard drive. I haven't opened the PC version yet. I was going to return the PC version and get my money back. When I said both versions were the same, I was talking mainly about graphical quality. The difference isn't as big as it was with the original ME. I thought it would be, that's why I pre-ordered the PC version of ME2. Yes, you probably notice more aliasing on 360, but it's not too bad. I know the PC version would have higher FPS, but 30 FPS or 60 in a game like ME isn't that important to me. Either is fine. What I might do is play through ME2 on 360 then return it to the store for a store credit, and keep the PC version for future plays. I suppose the best way to see if the PC version really is much better would be to play through both versions. I prefer controller to keyboard too. I hate using the keyboard, so if I keep ME2 on PC, I will use the 360 controller to play it.x-2tha-z

Judging by your rig and all the games you have I'm guessing you have a lot of money. So why not just buy the adapter to use your 360 controller on PC? Problem solved.

[QUOTE="Revan_911"]

He's lying...?

x-2tha-z

Altho I am not sure, I think Bioshock 2 will be more or less the same on both the 360 and the pc (the first one sure did look very similar, so I doubt the sequal will be much different).

Metro 2033 I do think will be better on PC tho, by atleast a notible margin. Altho I am nore concerned about the controles on the 360 compared to the graphics (that game seems to need a great deal of buttens to use).

But since none of the above are out yet, it is partly gut feelings and previous work of those teams/help they have. + screenies and rare vid (altho it is quite limited what you can see on any kind of vid).

I personally prefer playing Mass Effect 2 on PC. Better graphics, sixty frames per second, and the option of choosing mouse/keyboard controls (you could always just use a 360 controller) make it the better of the two, in my opinion.

psn8214

Exactly, not to mention very brief load times.

The difference between 30 and 60 fps is very noticeable imo.

[QUOTE="Hanass"]

[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]I own the PC and 360 versions of ME2. I just bought the 360 version about an hour ago. I'm currently installing it on my 360's hard drive. I haven't opened the PC version yet. I was going to return the PC version and get my money back. The PC version of ME2 on my shelf. Unopened. I took this picture for a 'My Collection' thread. When I said both versions were the same, I was talking mainly about graphical quality. The difference isn't as big as it was with the original ME. I thought it would be, that's why I pre-ordered the PC version of ME2. Yes, you probably notice more aliasing on 360, but it's not too bad. I know the PC version would have higher FPS, but 30 FPS or 60 in a game like ME isn't that important to me. Either is fine. What I might do is play through ME2 on 360 then return it to the store for a store credit, and keep the PC version for future plays. I suppose the best way to see if the PC version really is much better would be to play through both versions. I prefer controller to keyboard too. I hate using the keyboard, so if I keep ME2 on PC, I will use the 360 controller to play it.x-2tha-z

:shock: Have you even tried playing an RPG with mouse and keyboard? For FPS's, manybe it comes down to preference, but for RPG's is really a no-brainer that there aren't enough keys on a controller.

[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"][QUOTE="Revan_911"]

He's lying...?

Revan_911

I always prefer to play games in the 360...