360... although I do have a pretty decent laptop (Core2Duo, 9500gs, 4gb DDR2), but like I said, it's a laptop. The only games I play on it are strategy, like Civ, C&C, Sim City 4. Playing FPS on it would seem kinda wrong to me... almost like how PC gamers feel about playing FPS on a console i'm sure. :P
Although my better judgement wanted me to buy it on the PC...I got the 360 version, solely for split-screen. But I'm suprisingly not disapointed, Valve nailed the controls for the 360 version, and there are a ton of people playing.
We'll see if they keep their word about getting content out for the console version this time around, and not pull another TF2...
360... although I do have a pretty decent laptop (Core2Duo, 9500gs, 4gb DDR2), but like I said, it's a laptop. The only games I play on it are strategy, like Civ, C&C, Sim City 4. Playing FPS on it would seem kinda wrong to me... almost like how PC gamers feel about playing FPS on a console i'm sure. :PSegaswirl1
what laptop do you have? a Qosmio, Dell Xps, Alienware? mine is a coredue 2.8, 4gb ddr2 - I'm a little 'miffed about my laptop- it has a nice 20.1 inch screen but only a 8800m gts! I play crysis with an xbox360 pad so? but still got the Xbox360 version.' don't you have to register on steam first? that's what turned me off and I had a crappy net connection for a month
what laptop do you have? a Qosmio, Dell Xps, Alienware? mine is a coredue 2.8, 4gb ddr2 - I'm a little 'miffed about my laptop- it has a nice 20.1 inch screen but only a 8800m gts! I play crysis with an xbox360 pad so? but still got the Xbox360 version.' don't you have to register on steam first? that's what turned me off and I had a crappy net connection for a monthAdmiralBison
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