[QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="NegativeBalance"][QUOTE="XenoNinja"][QUOTE="oback"][QUOTE="XenoNinja"]PC gaming fails at life.....miserably.DSgamer64
lol and console gaming is any better? dont fool yourselfWaaaay better, just pop in a game and away you go.
with a PC you have compatibility issues, viruses, hackers, patches, crappy KB & Mouse, a small screen, games come in big cardboard boxes that take up far too much space, gotta keep upgrading your PC for newer titles and many many other issues...rofl
Yeah but you get better graphics and awesome games for your toils. It is not all that disimilar to hottrodding (pimping) a car. Maintaining your computer can lead to a sense of hobbyist accomplishment. Consoles are there if you just want to play games without the work or want to play with friends. Better means different things to different people ya know. Some people prefer the challenge.
I can't remeber the last time I had a virus. Stop going to shady sites. Compatability issues? Like what? Hackers? WTF are you talking about? The only game I have encountered hacking in is CS, and they either get kicked or banned. People on Halo2 also hack. This kid I know modded his Xbox. Patches? Oh, no, something you download every 3 months that improve the game. Most games do it automatically now too. Crappy KB&M? Umm.....that's an opinion. I'd rather use that any day over a controller. Except for racing and sports games. Small screen? Oh, you mean a screen that I sit 6 inches away from and covers more of my proifiles and immerses me more than sitting 15 feet away from your big screen? Nice. Cardboard boxes? Wow, lame attempt there.
Yup, last time I had a virus was like 2 or 3 years ago. I too like the keyboard and mouse thing, its easier to work with for FPS games, although I still find control pads decent enough for shooters. I have never met hackers on PC games online, I have seen more of them on Nintendo WFC playing Mario Kart really. Not to mention upgrading your PC really only needs to happen every 2 years and if you buy a good CPU then you really only need to add better graphics and more RAM and thats it. Eventually though you have to get a new motherboard since they can only support up to certain amounts of memory and some have more expansion slots than others..
Exactly, it had been 4 yrs since I upgraded my PC (I just upgraded it this year), and I was still able to play Oblivion on low when it came out. You don't need to upgrade your PC when something new comes out, it's just nice too, not a necessity. 
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