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Personally, I like a console (I'm more of a nintendo user). I don't tend to have long to play games, and I don't like having 20 configuration options to adjust
by CJefferson 11y ago
Personally, I like a console (I'm more of a nintendo user).
I don't tend to have long to play games, and I don't like having 20 configuration options to adjust hair / light / texture / resolution quality. Mainly because I don't know which of these will (a) have the best effect on performance, and (b) have the least effect on how the game's designers intended it to be experienced.
For all the weaknesses of consoles, I know that (for better or for worse), I'm getting the best tuned experience, as intended by the game's designers, as soon as I switch the game on.
- mixedCase 11y agoIt is the norm for PC games that have settings to have pre-tuned config settings (Low, Normal, High and Maxed, usually called Ultra) which make it easy to find something according to your hardware's power and age.