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I must say, despite the gloomy outlook, isn't the fact that most of the market is running on old machines not a bad one? Why do you buy a new pc? Why, of cours
by Everlag 14y ago
I must say, despite the gloomy outlook, isn't the fact that most of the market is running on old machines not a bad one?
Why do you buy a new pc? Why, of course, to do something your old one couldn't. Now, you have six year old consoles so your standard port won't be incredibly pretty or taxing.
Give it a months after the launch of the next-gen consoles and PC sales should see an uptake as people start buying the awesome looking ports that are being crapped out in the dozens by the big AAA devshops.
While it won't fix the market, it should have a serious effect upon the profitability of a pc business. Combined with the fact that your tablet, which was nearing the current console power, is now looking pretty bad that is even more reason for the market to keep on chugging with consumers realizing their all in one isn't the beauty they thought it was.
You guys say you haven't upgraded in years because you can run the new games on a very decent level? Just you wait.