I simply consider PC gaming much too different compared to console gaming, yet I agree on some points:
-PCs have more backwards compatibility than any other gaming system
.-PCs were already made in HD video (VGA moitors are equivalennt to 480p TVs, XGAs are slightly better then 720p TVs, and many monitors already are beyond 2400 pixels X 1800 pixels).
-PCs are more flexible tools.
-PC games are cheaper (they use the standard disc formats and the computer's imput controls).
-PCs have more computing power (when chosen right).
-PCs are upgradable beyond a gen's span
-There are more PC repairpersons than console repairpersons.
Even so, I would say that console gaming has some good advantages too:
-Unless you have a powerful, costly or upgraded laptop, consoles are much more protable.
-At least until the 6th gen, consoles were only intended to manage vidoegames (now it's a different story). So why spend extra cash on features you don't want!?
-If any major problems ruin your console, there is no risk of having your worktools damaged.
-Most people have TVs on more accesible places to share with friends, when compared to PCs.
-More people have TVs than PCs (consoles work on PCs).
-Consoles are much less vulnerable to malicious software (virus, trojans, spyware...).
-Consoles are less fragile (good for kids' fun).
-There are more videogames for consoles than PCs.
-Provide more simultaneous offline multiplayer (why don't game developers take advantage of this!?).
That's my comparison. Consider it when deciding which one is better to you. Otherwise, you may get frustrated on System Wars (I get amused by debating here).
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