i was born in 84 and i wasnt alive when the video game industry crash happened, but ive heard about it all my life and it feels like, that crap is gonna happen again.
Now that most developers are saying, "This gen is going to last a long time, we can basically create a game and make it look exactly how we want with virtually no comprimises" Its become apparent that graphics are no longer a hindrance to immersion. Without the PC fanboys (in other words anyone who can't afford a console) last advantage no longer a real advantage, I see virtually no point in gaming on a PC with the exception of old school point-and-click games like RTS's and Diablo clones. They'll claim that PC's are the preferred platform for FPS's, but that's because they have little skill and cannot control the precision dual analogs. Not to mention, I can't remember the last time when a real soldier could turn his gun 180 degrees and pull off a headshot while bunny jumping across the battlefield.Buster_Highman
its over for the industry i been gaming long enough to know this industry is a dying.
call of duty 2 actually felt like a real war game man, it feels like ur jumping off a truck filled with weapons and picking the weapon you can to join the battle how real war would be. real war you dont have dumbass leveling up or perks or have to unlock weapons thanks for ruining the whole experience you dumbasses
I remember first playing call of duty 4 on pc, i bought the game after it had been out for months, but i couldnt select any good weapons and the people in my server on the pc they all had all these badass rifles unlocked and crap. What a unbalanced goddamn noob game
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