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sweet that would be an awesome game on the vitaYes. I have the disc, but it is available on there for $5 I believe.
sweet that would be an awesome game on the vitaYes. I have the disc, but it is available on there for $5 I believe.
Those things look they are setting up for disaster. The last I heard about them they are non-upgradeable, which is one of the primary reasons that PC gamers choose the PC as a gaming platform, so that they can optimize their experience as they see fit.
The other problem was that they are also kicking around the idea of releasing a new one each year. There's no point in buying a Steam machine that won't be able to run new games optimally in a few years. If a person really wanted the console experience they would be better suited to pay their $400 upfront for a PS4 or Xbox One and be set for the long term.
Sorry I don't understand Xbox fanboynese
Rider do you still have that Bad@$$ star wars xbox 360?
Sho do..its awesome. I enjoy the gold controller too
Hardware upgradability isn't so much of a thing, but being able to customize settings, resolution, and AA among other things is the big deal. For me anyways. When I'm playing games online that require good vision and fast FPS I drop all settings to low and maximize my view distance and AA for less clutter on screen, most FPS, and the most amount of crispness. Absolutely makes me cringe if I'm playing a game, walk by a fence, and well you know what it looks like.Those things look they are setting up for disaster. The last I heard about them they are non-upgradeable, which is one of the primary reasons that PC gamers choose the PC as a gaming platform, so that they can optimize their experience as they see fit.
The other problem was that they are also kicking around the idea of releasing a new one each year. There's no point in buying a Steam machine that won't be able to run new games optimally in a few years. If a person really wanted the console experience they would be better suited to pay their $400 upfront for a PS4 or Xbox One and be set for the long term.
Hardware upgradability isn't so much of a thing, but being able to customize settings, resolution, and AA among other things is the big deal. For me anyways. When I'm playing games online that require good vision and fast FPS I drop all settings to low and maximize my view distance and AA for less clutter on screen, most FPS, and the most amount of crispness. Absolutely makes me cringe if I'm playing a game, walk by a fence, and well you know what it looks like.