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24PlayStation 516.67%4Xbox series X4.17%1PC with Nvidia 3090/308025.00%6All of the above!8.33%2I only play RPG with andyW’s mum45.83%11 -
Looking forward to pairing the new AMD and Nvidia, no so much for gaming, will be a fine upgrade from a laptop. -
Never owned a console, always went for PC games, but I haven't bought a gaming PC in years as I fell out of the habit of playing.
I am quite interested in trying out GeForce Now looks like a good option for playing games without the need to buy kit. I have a free account but not yet synced it with my Steam library.Comment
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none of the above"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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I'll get a series x, probably after Christmas. new TV with it as well. LG OLED48CX.
Spend too much time in front of a PC, absolutely no interest in gaming on one.Comment
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Get a PC and expense it to your LTD
Consoles are cheaper up front but the sheer wealth of PC games and the prices, even for new titles, will save you a lot of money.
Plus, we all need a PC anyway so you're buying 2 things.Comment
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Exactly why I never felt the need to buy a console. There are times where single purpose objects are the best thing for a given task but, for games, I don't think it's necessaryOriginally posted by FIERCE TANK BATTLE View PostGet a PC and expense it to your LTD
Consoles are cheaper up front but the sheer wealth of PC games and the prices, even for new titles, will save you a lot of money.
Plus, we all need a PC anyway so you're buying 2 things.Comment
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But PC gaming isn't family friendly, if that kind of thing matters to you. It's easier for the kids to use a console and for us to play 2/3/4 player games together to at least get some time sharing the experience on the same screen in one room.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostExactly why I never felt the need to buy a console. There are times where single purpose objects are the best thing for a given task but, for games, I don't think it's necessaryComment
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I think the idea you have to have a box by the telly to play computer games is soooo 1990's.
10 years from now, not one of them will exist."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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