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« on: April 27, 2003, 04:34:42 AM »
I used to like PC over consoles. I prefer consoles back in the 8 bit and early 16 bit days, however, in the early 1990s, I became a PC fanby mainly because the PC was technology wise ahead of consoles. Since very early last year, I became sick of PCs due to having keep up with the technology, getting the game to work, update drivers, etc. But the main reason was because I got sick of PCs were the FPS and RTS and a lack of innovative games. Sure there are some innovative games, but it took me a long time to realise I missed Nintendo and SEGA's innovative games. Most of the big games on PC are these two genres (FPS and RTS). I can't tell you how bored to death I am of RTSs like C&C and Warcraft. Pikmin was so refreshing to play. And FPS, c'mon, I get bored of shooting people (especially without reason). Last year, I only bought 3 games:
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (okay, it a FPS, but a rare one that I liked due to the experience it threw at the player)
Freedom Force (awesome RPG and best PC game I've played. For Freedom!)
GTA3 (I liked the freelance of the missions)
I haven't bought a PC game this year, but will get Freelancer.
So, last year, I became a console fanboy again. Less hassle of having to buy a expensive graphics card. Less hassle of trying to get the games to work. I couldn't understand why Playstation was the top dog (and still don't. And don't reason with me please. Everyone says it's the range of games. "Bah" I go, most people can only afford 4-5 games a year). I was never interested in the xbox. So I got a GameCube on launch and a second hand Dreamcast. I felt stupid I left console gaming for almost a decade. Better now than never.
I still play PC games, but not as much anymore...