when Pc is the best option even if you like consoles better

it's my case, but like me, there sure are other gamers who can't afford to get an HD Tv for their own.

in my house I have a 45 inches LED Tv in the living room, which is mostly used by the other components of the family to watch Tv and/or movies.

In my room I got my personal computer and 2 monitors that sometimes I run simultaneously - extending the desktop - so I can play and browse at the same time. I can also hook the xbox 360 on one of the monitors, but sadly I can't do the same with my ps3 ( vga monitors only ) , which I can only use when the TV in the living room is not being used.

in my case, the greatest advantages of consoles ( big screen and couch ) over Pc gaming are invalid and with the amount of multiplat games, my Pc gets the most playtime, while consoles are barely ever turned on ( I also blame it on you, Steam ), if not for their great exclusive games.

I wonder if any of you guys are in a similar situation and despite your love for consoles, Pc prevails due to ceratain conditions, like in my case, lack of a TV I can use when and how I want.

In my current flat it was 13 old SD TV vs fullHD monitor, so it was an easy choice.

But still I chose PC for the games and easiness of getting games.

My monitor has HDMI so i use it for both.

I live alone, so I don't have that problem. However I still choose PC 90% of the time. :P

Your statement presumes that the key decision is "comfort" instead of the quality of gaming.

Hence, you choose quality of gaming over comfort. Some go the other way (console gamers).

Your statement presumes that the key decision is "comfort" instead of the quality of gaming.

Hence, you choose quality of gaming over comfort. Some go the other way (console gamers).

haberman13

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_f3uIzEIxo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_f3uIzEIxo

emphaticleech

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aia89

My first game for the C64 was the Evil Dead. We're old.

Nope. I have no children, and my wife is perfectly content to read a book instead of using the TV. Mine, all mine.