PC Gaming vs Console

[Reverie]

Hahahaha yes it was awesome I loved it! Despite it being educational but honestly I couldn't get enough of it. Don't remember a single thing except me being a huge fan.

I remember the mystery of the missing konch shell. The underwater cows lmao.

 

[cynosure.x]

I remember the mystery of the missing konch shell. The underwater cows lmao.

There were many Freddie fish games apparently. I probably played multiple games but to me it was 1 big game. 😅 Was a bit clueless back then.

 

[Arantor]

Freddie Fish - from Humungous Entertainment, and written by the guy who created The Secret of Monkey Island, Ron Gilbert.

 

[Ravenfreak]

Honestly I don't really have a preference. I play on console and PC, but the one thing I do love about PC gaming are the mods! You can't mod console games, unless you've got a developer console. Though if you are going to game on a PC, you need to upgrade your equipment in order to play modern games, otherwise your hardware can really bog down your gameplay experience.

 

[Jason]

I don't see why there would be much a difference. However, in my life, I've just played mostly Nintendo aside from a video poker and airplane war game for PC. Well, I have wanted to try SIMS.

 

[Arantor]

The availability of games on PC vs console is ridiculous - the hard part is finding good ones because the likes of Steam have so many games it’s ridiculous. Also for some games there’s a distinct modding scene that you just don’t get on console - I guarantee Minecraft’s appeal is in part because of the many mods out there for it.

And of course there’s always the fact that “don’t like the games you have, make your own” is a possibility, though harder than it used to be.

 

[Steve]

I much prefer using a console to play games, with the only exception being strategy games like Civilisation or city builders like Cities: skylines. My laptop just isn’t as powerful as my Xbox X is, and just can’t justify the money into upgrading it.