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> Oh and for gaming there is consoles of course, which crushes the PC gaming market in pretty much any discipline. You're obviously not a PC gamer. The questio
by RHSeeger 7y ago
> Oh and for gaming there is consoles of course, which crushes the PC gaming market in pretty much any discipline.
You're obviously not a PC gamer. The question of console vs PC is still widely debated, with no clear winner. At least to me, they both have their own uses. There are things that are much better on a console than a PC, and vice versa.
- bduerst 7y agoGaming streaming is going to muddy that further. It won't replace consoles or pcs for gaming, but it will definitely create a third market for people with decent internet connections.
- iforgotpassword 7y agoYes I see how I worded that wrong. I get how counter strike etc. Won't move to the console for serious e-sports any time soon. :-)
- Sohcahtoa82 7y ago> The question of console vs PC is still widely debated, with no clear winner. In terms of graphical computing power, there's no debate. All the current-gen consoles will get absolutely demolished by a 3-year-old mid-grade gaming computer. The only things a console will beat a PC on is the upfront price of the machine (which ends up being meaningless as the console game stores don't have the killer sales Steam is known for) and exclusives. If you prefer a controller over mouse/keyboard, you can use a controller on a PC. If you prefer to game on a 50+ inch TV rather than a monitor, you can either plug your computer into your TV, or use a SteamLink, or get the SteamLink RPi app.