0/10, at least try.
-There are no games on the pc apart from starcraft and wow-Cheaper (Computers cost around $5000 to build then you have to spend $500 to upgrade every month)
-You have to install the game
-More convenient -Valve and blizzard are going multiplat
-Controller is built for gaming, mouse and keyboard isn't
-There are too many hackers
-PCs lag more than consolesPSdad1234
Oh well, screw it, obligitory debunk.
1. My previous computer was 1000$, it lasted 5 years, it coulda lasted to the end of the cycle, but I decided to put it down, 'cause I FELT like buliding a new computer. which was also 1000$, which I wont build another 'til a year after the consoles are done releasing.
1.b And consoles are only currently down into the 200ish? range, they're not dirt cheap yet, still. And at launch they were 400-600, which if you add those numbers = 1000, so if you bought both consoles, you spent more money.
1.c Games are cheaper at launch for pc, tw2 was only 33$, longer, more polished, better, than your average 60$ console game.
2. You have to install the game too, derp. (ps3, devs complain that there's no manditory hdd in the 360)
3. That's not even vaguely logical, how's that more convenient? Blizz started on consoles, and some of their games will always be exclusive to pc (rts).
4. You can't play an RTS on a controller, unless you enjoy 15apm and losing, controllers are better for some thigns, m/kb for others. Also pc, you always have the option, hell you can probably setup a wheel to be a controller in an fps, if you're crazy.
5. There are hackers on both, there's almost no cheating in mp on pc though, since there's lovely crap like punkbuster, 'least I've experienced very little over the many years
6. Wat, not at all.
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