With all ports from console to PC, there is a lot of worry around the topics like frame rate, resolution, keyboard and mouse controls, and general performance. Fortunately, Dragon's Dogma is one of the best ports I've seen in awhile. From an unlocked frame rate to 4K resolution support, Dragon's Dogma on PC satisfies all the requested categories and goes even further to deliver extras such as a field-of-view slider and well-thought-out keyboard and mouse controls. The control scheme is what surprised me most, because what I press on instinct was mapped properly from the beginning. Above all else, the game performed perfectly with no slowdowns or crashes to desktop.

Loved the feeling of "flying" a spaceship though. They nailed that IMO.

Similar services make loads of money (xbox live, netflix, etc) doing the exact same thing and people love it.

People need to start buying Dragon's Dogma so I can get a damn sequel.

And that, where some of us live, the best we can get is 3mb down and 512k up even though there is literally a fiber line on the poles in front of our houses.

The only thing that is surprising about this is that the average gamer somehow thinks this will be anything more than a niche product.

I'm starting to grow frustrated with the flakiness of my cable service

I'm sure my web habits would bore any government watchdog to tears.

Or a GPS transmitter in every car so the driver can get his ass sued for speeding. Who would really want that no matter how many lifes would be saved?

Season Six Of Game Of Thrones Will Air Before Sixth Book Is Finished

I just looked through their Wiki list and I don't really see anything that would make me buy one just yet. Half-Life 2 is supported. Great. Did you re-do it with hi-rez textures and improved poly-counts? No? Why the hell would I pay $500 to see graphics from over a decade ago?