>> Well.............. you know, damn complicated PCs.
>I think that was the "more depth" that he was talking about.
>PC gamers are simpletons. Go into a video game store, and
>look at who's still being sold games with the biggest, silliest,
>most outlandish boxes. The box for "Return to Wolfenstein"
>could have housed a family of four. Homeless people dig them
>out of dumpsters to make ***iniums out of. The Air Force
>wants them to dump on Iraq to scare the heck out of Saddam
>Hussein with. NASA is looking at them as cheap disposable
>launch pads for the Space Shuttle missions. They're HUGE!
>The only other form of entertaiment left coming in boxes
>anywhere near that size are *** videotapes, so there you go.
>That's the mentality of people who think that bigger=better.
smaller boxes on most other PC *** products. You're avoiding the main
argument by diverting attention to one meaningless distraction.
There's immeasurable diversity in PC games. But there's limited, target
audience games for the console. Console games are mostly designed to be "no
brainer" games.
PC games have everything under the sun, in spite of the fact that the big
store sellers are FPS (just like consoles). As for the variety of PC games,
I'm not just talking about what you buy in the store . . . there's a billion
unique, creative, non main-stream games that can be downloaded off the
internet. A mind bending variety of games that you will never be able to get
from those kiddie Nintendo consoles.