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5/22/2017 1:10:14 AM
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This is why I'll always suggest PC. Complete control over your experience. You want 60fps? You can have it. Want a higher resolution and don't mind sacrificing framerate to do it? Boom, done.
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[quote]This is why I'll always suggest PC. Complete control over your experience. You want 60fps? You can have it. Want a higher resolution and don't mind sacrificing framerate to do it? Boom, done.[/quote] I mean yeah you're right. It just would be nice to have a console that can do the same just for the convenience factor when it comes to setting up new games and updates, etc.
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"Setting up new games" "Updates" You mean the two easiest things on pc? I mean, cmon. There's a lot of better examples, like setting up the pc, or building the pc.
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[quote]"Setting up new games" "Updates" You mean the two easiest things on pc? I mean, cmon. There's a lot of better examples, like setting up the pc, or building the pc.[/quote] Yeah but you only have to do that once and I actually enjoy that part about it. But windows 10 and Nvidia seem to update almost every other day. It gets annoying sometimes you just want to jump in and play but I can't because I gotta update first. Don't get me wrong I can deal with it but most casual gamers don't like it and I can understand why. Windows 10 can take forever regardless of internet speed.
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Just set it up to download automatically. Pretty damn easy
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Oh I agree. I hope the Scorpio can live up to my expectations, but I'm not holding my breath. Console gaming seems to be dominated by people who don't know jack shit about the consoles they buy. Casuals make up most of the market though, so as long as companies can make money by selling outdated hardware, they will.
