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Is dying.
It was down quite a huge margin last year.
I am all for Mac gaming now and online PC games but nothing else. Thats the future of the PC games market. Online gaming.
Just to let you know :) :D
It was down quite a huge margin last year.
I am all for Mac gaming now and online PC games but nothing else. Thats the future of the PC games market. Online gaming.
Just to let you know :) :D
Or†ega wrote:
> My most played game is championship manager on the PC. And i Own Xbox,
> PS2 and GameCube.
>
> I've clocked up near 200 hours on a game I only started last month.
> And from the current version of CM i have clocked up in excess of 1000
> hours.
>
> Next month see;s the injection of CM4 with a completley new match
> engine and I have no doubt it will be the biggest selling PC game of
> the year.
Whats your favourite console, including pc?
> My most played game is championship manager on the PC. And i Own Xbox,
> PS2 and GameCube.
>
> I've clocked up near 200 hours on a game I only started last month.
> And from the current version of CM i have clocked up in excess of 1000
> hours.
>
> Next month see;s the injection of CM4 with a completley new match
> engine and I have no doubt it will be the biggest selling PC game of
> the year.
Whats your favourite console, including pc?
Just to add, their are way too many games coming out for the PC this year, so much of them are games I want as well. Sure this may not be much of a problem for some, but I just won't have time to play them all.
Open source gaming could be a future. Not terribly likely to succeed that well though.
I ordered my copy of CM4 last night from specail reserve, so roll on feb 28th!
My most played game is championship manager on the PC. And i Own Xbox, PS2 and GameCube.
I've clocked up near 200 hours on a game I only started last month. And from the current version of CM i have clocked up in excess of 1000 hours.
Next month see;s the injection of CM4 with a completley new match engine and I have no doubt it will be the biggest selling PC game of the year.
I've clocked up near 200 hours on a game I only started last month. And from the current version of CM i have clocked up in excess of 1000 hours.
Next month see;s the injection of CM4 with a completley new match engine and I have no doubt it will be the biggest selling PC game of the year.
Heard it all before, utter rubbish. Considering there will be at least 220 games released for the PC this year, I'd say PC gaming is live and well.
In a sense though you're right about the online thing, in that it does keep PC gaming alive, but I'm not talking about playing online, I'm talking about the communities that spring up from certain games.
Take Half-Life for example, it sank without a trace on the PS2, but it's still on pretty much everyone's PC to this day. This is because of the large modding community that has sprung up, giving some excellent multiplayer and single player mods such as Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress and Natural Selection, all class games and all free.
There are many other things, which keep PC gaming alive also, but I think I've proven my point.
In a sense though you're right about the online thing, in that it does keep PC gaming alive, but I'm not talking about playing online, I'm talking about the communities that spring up from certain games.
Take Half-Life for example, it sank without a trace on the PS2, but it's still on pretty much everyone's PC to this day. This is because of the large modding community that has sprung up, giving some excellent multiplayer and single player mods such as Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress and Natural Selection, all class games and all free.
There are many other things, which keep PC gaming alive also, but I think I've proven my point.
Is dying.
It was down quite a huge margin last year.
I am all for Mac gaming now and online PC games but nothing else. Thats the future of the PC games market. Online gaming.
Just to let you know :) :D
It was down quite a huge margin last year.
I am all for Mac gaming now and online PC games but nothing else. Thats the future of the PC games market. Online gaming.
Just to let you know :) :D