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PC gamers generally don't have to upgrade their system as much as those who play consoles.
I had my old rig since the gamecube and I haven't needed to upgrade it once since then to play the latest games.
I have only recently upgraded my rig since I got a free quadcore from work.
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How to become a PC gamer in three easy steps!
1. Buy a reasonably good PC
2. Get Steam
3. ???
4. PROFIT!
No, I'm not joking.
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steam is the first thing om signing up for one when my new rig arrives, so are there games on Steam that can't be found anywhere else?
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If you're only in it for "exclusive" games, quit while you can: the majority of PC games are console ports.Originally Posted by DneL
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No, im mainly getting this laptop because i need a new computer.. For everyday use, i'll only be playing games on my free time.
@trey, i gamed on pc's since i was 10
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Is there any paticular reason you feel the need to be exclusive to any one platform?
Yeah, no they aren't. That is but a tiny portion of the games available on PC.
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Not really, i'll still play my ps3.. & i won't be selling it so will still have both PC and PS3. Just wanted to here you guys intake on it since i won't have much time for both ps3 & PC
First games i'll be trying out on my new Laptop are Tera and GW2
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That's not true at all; there's way more good PC exclusives than there is good PS3 exclusives.
Hell, the indie market alone is insanely good as of late.
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But that's just one console, there's also Wii and Xbox360 which have some as well and that's not including the handhelds for this gen. If you were to go back and compare all the great PC games to the great console games, consoles would vastly outnumber PC. Hell, the RPG's alone would be more.
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haha, A GOOD PC is definitely the most important.
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