Sebenko said:What about Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Morrowind?Sqalevon said:I like my console for Partygames / Fighters / RPGs / Racegames / Platformers
I got my PC for Shooters / RTS' / EVE-online / Soldat
They're better on PC.
I agree with the rest of those, though. Especially party games. PC isn't the most social platform.
When I mean RPGs on console, I mean stuff like FireEmblem / Final FantasySebenko said:What about Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Morrowind?Sqalevon said:I like my console for Partygames / Fighters / RPGs / Racegames / Platformers
I got my PC for Shooters / RTS' / EVE-online / Soldat
They're better on PC.
I agree with the rest of those, though. Especially party games. PC isn't the most social platform.
I prefer Oblivion / Fallout 3 and Morrowind on my PC.
Anything with a crosshair needs a mouse imho. ( and I like my archery with Oblivion/Morrowind...)
The only console games wich involved shooting that worked where Goldeneye on the N64, Timesplitters 1/2 and the Metroid trilogy.
I didn't say PC because there are Apple gamers out there, and you know how sensitive people who like Apple computers are.Hurr Durr Derp said:Consoles are computers too! D:xXAsherahXx said:Which do you personally game on more, a console, or a computer?
If you mean console vs PC, I'm a PC gamer. I love me some consoles, but you can't beat the versatility and customization (both of the hardware and of the games themselves) of the PC.
Sorry if I was unclear. That's exactly what I meant; you can't get that level of control with a keyboard. I was saying that controllers are good for those games.captaincabbage said:I dunno about that man, you really can't generally get the same level of precise control on keyboards that you need for platformers, fighters, racers and most general 3rd person games. Just like you'd be dreaming to think you get the same level of accuracy in FPSs on a controller as you do with a mouse.dthvirus said:PC. Controllers are good only for fighting and racing games, none of which I play very often.