@bobafetthatesu: One benefit to having an Xbox One or PS4 is that the game is built specifically for that platform, while PC's are much trickier than that.

PC gaming definitely has it's upsides, but it's a lot easier for a PC release to be botched because of this.

@dranwarren: Both are great games, just have horrible PC ports. There are plenty of great games that sell well, and some good ones that don't. Then there are some bad games that sell decently, and then a lot of bad games that sell horribly.

Don't be so overdramatic.

@xolivierx: Lol, how long ago did you pick it up?

@xcrimsonxsynx: All depends on how many games you own and how many you want to keep available instantly.

@xcrimsonxsynx: Yep! Pretty sure Blur is working on this!

@Slannmage:

- They're not always more expensive than retail, sales exist.

- That's not the fault of a console, that's you. Duh.

- CD Key websites are also available for consoles technically.

@sonypony4eva: I actually completely agree with your point. Call of Duty has never been "bad", so people seriously hate on it because of it's popularity.

Bunch of damn hipster in the gaming community.

@silversix_: Nope!

@sonypony4eva: I've seen gameplay of The Order: 1886 and it looked alright. The gameplay seems like they were trying for a Gears of War feel, but it just felt off. Especially because of the black bars that give a "cinematic experience". The bars really mess with the cover system, IMO. I also heard the ending was horribly done too. Hopefully a sequel is done better, I'm sure Sony bought the rights to it before they dumped Ready at Dawn.