[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="tjoeb123"]

Taken from thread of the same name on the PC Games forum:

So, some people say that PC gaming is dead. I don't think that's true. What I do think is true, however, is that the company that made the platform that most PC games are played on nowadays - aka Microsoft - has abandoned its own platform. Why?

And here's a look at Microsoft abandoning PC (almost) with some of its most beloved series:

Halo - PC, Xbox (360)

Halo 2 - PC, Xbox (360)

Halo 3 - Xbox 360

Gears of War - PC, Xbox 360

Gears of War 2 - Xbox 360

GTA IV - PC, Xbox 360

GTA IV EoLC - Xbox 360

Alan Wake - Xbox 360, PC version CANCELLED (which upsets me)

Notice how as the later games in those series goes on, the PC is thrown off the bandwagon. Now, publishers like EA actually still support the PC with games like Dragon Age (BioWare), The Sims 3, Crysis, Burnout Paradise, and more. So if people like EA still supports the PC, why does Microsoft no longer support PC gaming much anymore?

Also, I was really looking forward to the PC version of Alan Wake, too....

heysharpshooter

Witcher 2 and Crysis 2 are coming to consoles and Witcher 1 was coming until they decided to scrap it and focus on W2 for console. RTS games are slowly working their way onto consoles. Point and click adventure games have worked in the past on consoles.

Taken from thread of the same name on the PC Games forum:

So, some people say that PC gaming is dead. I don't think that's true. What I do think is true, however, is that the company that made the platform that most PC games are played on nowadays - aka Microsoft - has abandoned its own platform. Why?

And here's a look at Microsoft abandoning PC (almost) with some of its most beloved series:

Halo - PC, Xbox (360)

Halo 2 - PC, Xbox (360)

Halo 3 - Xbox 360

Gears of War - PC, Xbox 360

Gears of War 2 - Xbox 360

GTA IV - PC, Xbox 360

GTA IV EoLC - Xbox 360

Alan Wake - Xbox 360, PC version CANCELLED (which upsets me)

Notice how as the later games in those series goes on, the PC is thrown off the bandwagon. Now, publishers like EA actually still support the PC with games like Dragon Age (BioWare), The Sims 3, Crysis, Burnout Paradise, and more. So if people like EA still supports the PC, why does Microsoft no longer support PC gaming much anymore?

Also, I was really looking forward to the PC version of Alan Wake, too....

tjoeb123

Sheppard punches defenceless women in the face. True!

Can we please all agree on this?

I'm not trolling or being a fanboy (that's why I wrote "and a console" and not "and on 360"), but really, some people say ME2 is a 360 exclusive, when it isn't.

PhilipV94

[QUOTE="dreman999"]

[QUOTE="Revan_911"] Well i told you i made a topic about that and surprisingly some people agree with me. Here http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=27164538Vaasman

[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="dreman999"] I can agree with 3 and 4. But not 1 and 2. Their was nothing about the combate that was bad outside the Mako. The aiming was number based and skill based. The story was realistic and intelligent but it was all based on how you interacted with it. Sure it was short and not filled with twist but it was great. Care to tell me what was bad about the story.

dreman999

So you want a review for a game that is online only before the servers are up? What are they going to review the box or the loading screen? cause they won't get past that. And why even mention that you like men?illegalimigrant

[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="dreman999"] What did you not like about the game?(Famous last words.) And why do you feel the need to go out of your was to tell us that your friend doesn't like his pirated game?dreman999