http://www.tomshardware.com/news/joh...rage,6074.html
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Carmack: PCs not as important as consoles
ID Software's John Carmack has put out a thought that that the PC platform is not as important as the consoles. He notes that that PC sales numbers are just what they used to be in terms of games and also the PC is more like the junior partner in ID's cross platform strategy.
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As primarily a developer on the PC, few know the shifts in the industry as well as id Software. Constantly are doom-and-gloom reports about how the PC is falling to the wayside of consoles, some even blaming piracy. Carmack isn't so convinced: "Well, it's hard to second guess exactly what the reasons are. You can say piracy. You can say user migration. But the ground truth is just that the sales numbers on the PC are not what they used to be and are not what they are on the consoles."
Never is the shift from PC to console more abundantly clear than when Carmack asserts, "We still think the PC is a market worth supporting, but we're not making decision around the PC. It's probably more of the junior partner in the cross-platform strategy, although obviously, our day-to-day development is predominately on the PC."
Other sources claim that PC Gaming has been growing much faster than console gaming as well as it making in much more revenue. I guess those statements have been pure Bull all along : (
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