[QUOTE="shsonline"] Do you guys realize that console game sales represent 75 percent of all computer/video game sales, computer gaming isn't significant enough that being a PC/360 game harms the 360. Furthermore, if you study the list of the top selling computer games of 2005 (granted its not current), you will notice out of the top 20 selling computer games, only 5 of them are titles that are also on console.
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I guess that means that PC gamers don't carry enough weight to affect game sales from consoles. So please cows, stop hiding behind PC.
http://www.theesa.com/files/2005EssentialFacts.pdf
Danm_999
I just don't get the double standard Lemmings have. There are a lot more PCs capable of running Crysis (ie, gaming PCs from the last 2-3 years) than there are PS3s out there (3ish million, probably won't exceed 10 million this time next year).
When a game goes onto PC, it's no big deal for the 360. When it goes onto PS3, despite the much, much smaller userbase, it's ownage and no longer an exclusive.
Obviously the PC is a threat to Xbox software sale, why else would Microsoft insist on delays in some of the Xbox's biggest titles: Halo, Fable, Jade Empire, etc.
Also, in relation to your survey (which BTW is pretty cool), you do realise that since the information is from the NPD, a large chunk of PC games sales will be missing, which the NPD cannot track growing services like Direct2Drive and Steam?Â
all so true about 1/3 of the games I have bought this year have come from steam, not to mention it costs less, which makes it even more attractive, I would proabaly buy all my games there if steam would speed its servers up. its no fun watching your game downlaod @ 20kb/s if your lucky often 5-10kb/s
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