@SpicaAntares @lionheart051 Exactly why I bought an AMD chip instead of Intel...That was an actual $300 difference (motherboard and processor price difference). As for the AMD video card I have...I bought it because it came with free games that I was planning on purchasing anyway, which helped me justify buying a card that was a few steps above what I was going to purchase. It did happen to be about $50 less than the equivalent Nvidia card, and according to real life tests, got an average of about 1-2 fps higher than the Nvidia. I'd buy an Nvidia card if the price were right and the reviews were good. I have no brand loyalty when it comes to this stuff. Same goes with Intel and AMD processors. I just want the best gaming rig for the money, and not have to spend thousands of dollars.

@pcmusturdrace @istuffedsunny Hard to agree with you when I have an AMD card, and none of those problems.

This game was excellent. Does anyone know if this version for the PS4/XB1 offers anything above what the PC version has? I haven't read up on it much since I played it on PC first. This is one of those games where an expansion (like more dungeons) wouldn't hurt at all, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I think Nintendo's issue is that they are trying to have a new way to play be equal to graphics, and raw power. And while I will say that great graphics don't equal a great game, they are important. It's one way that you define a generation. If it weren't true, Nintendo would be selling millions more units than their competitors, and 3rd party developers would be developing for Nintendo, and not skipping their console entirely.

Nintendo, the solution is simple, build a machine that is on par with the PS4 and XB1, and you will sell consoles. If that were the situation I would buy the Nintendo offering, because they have the first party games I want to play. Right now, I may buy a Wii U for Zelda, but it's becoming a harder and harder sell to convince me to spend $300+ to play one game...I'm probably just going to stick to my PC.

I'm actually just playing Magic: The gathering (real life version), and catching up on some programming for projects that I've been working on for a while. Once I'm done with them I'll work on my backlog, which I'm already working on between programming sessions. Then Titanfall will be out. I'm unfortunately putting a lot of eggs in that basket...It needs to keep me entertained for a long time. :D

@sol_invictus55 Everything I own is overpriced and gimmicky.

@Stinger78

Well, currently there aren't too many variations, not like a custom built PC at least; but I agree with you on it. I think they should have released a specific set of hardware, or at the very least, stuck with the specs they announced with their pilot consoles. Each manufacturer could have put their own spin on it (like cooler case, etc..) but specs should be limited for maximum compatibility and optimization.

Witcher 3 and Titanfall for me. Also, "The Division" when it comes out. The other stipulation I have is that I will only be purchasing games for PC this generation, since that is the only platform I'm planning on using. Consoles are great, but I just don't have the luxury of buying all the systems this time around, so I had to make a choice.

haha, that was pretty good. Ahh, crap, I typed something nice.