Verno wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 14:16:

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 13:52:
Sure, but these 2 guys specifically said that they would rather play on a PS4 or XBone. They could instead just plug their PC on a tv and use a gamepad and have all the PC advantages, but that's another story.

For some people the logistics of that setup don't work for various reasons. Game streaming over wi-fi is far from reliable. Many people can't hardwire their living room. Some people live in apartments where radio spectrum is crowded which can impact streaming and so local console style play is preferred. The Steam Link isn't exactly in wide distribution yet even if it was an option. Many people don't have HTPCs.

Should I keep going? There are a myriad of reasons why someone doesn't just do that or prefers a console setup. I hardwired my living room to accommodate game streaming for my HTPC. Despite that I still own consoles because they have exclusives, some games are better integrated into their online platforms and so on. It's not one size fits all.

Ok sure, but my questions still stands These two guys want to play on their couch and on a console. This is by and large a PC site. I'm just curious :p

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 13:52:
Sure, but these 2 guys specifically said that they would rather play on a PS4 or XBone. They could instead just plug their PC on a tv and use a gamepad and have all the PC advantages, but that's another story.

For some people the logistics of that setup don't work for various reasons. Game streaming over wi-fi is far from reliable. Many people can't hardwire their living room. Some people live in apartments where radio spectrum is crowded which can impact streaming and so local console style play is preferred. The Steam Link isn't exactly in wide distribution yet even if it was an option. Many people don't have HTPCs.

Should I keep going? There are a myriad of reasons why someone doesn't just do that or prefers a console setup. I hardwired my living room to accommodate game streaming for my HTPC. Despite that I still own consoles because they have exclusives, some games are better integrated into their online platforms and so on. It's not one size fits all.

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 12:36:
I'm curious, why are you guys on a PC centric site if you prefer console games?

Because we don't limit ourselves to one format.

Verno wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 13:47:

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 12:36:
I'm curious, why are you guys on a PC centric site if you prefer console games?

Some people like both.

Sure, but these 2 guys specifically said that they would rather play on a PS4 or XBone. They could instead just plug their PC on a tv and use a gamepad and have all the PC advantages, but that's another story.

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 12:36:
I'm curious, why are you guys on a PC centric site if you prefer console games?

I actually don't like games that are too 'consoly' i.e. where game is simplified so that it works on a controller. War in the North is a good example. That being said, there are lots of games made for consoles that I've really enjoyed on PC: Brothers, GTA, etc.

Then there are games that are made for both, but superior on PC: Skyrim, Battlefield, etc.

Lastly, I prefer PC for superior framerate, graphical options, resolution, control scheme, and mods.

ItBurn wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 12:36:
I'm curious, why are you guys on a PC centric site if you prefer console games?

Some people like both.

Ain't you heard? Gaben is moving PC gaming to the living room!

I'm curious, why are you guys on a PC centric site if you prefer console games?

ochentay4 wrote on Sep 9, 2015, 10:00:
This is the type of game I would like to see on PS4/Xbox one despite that everyone complains on remasters. I spend most of the time on my couch, not my desk...

Same here.

This is the type of game I would like to see on PS4/Xbox one despite that everyone complains on remasters. I spend most of the time on my couch, not my desk...

I hope this means we'll get Dragons Dogma Online soon, been getting pretty stoked after watching Gibbed play it a bunch.

I've been hoping this game would come out for the pc for a long time. Watched my son play it on the XBox. loved how it looked and played. hopefully they are over hauling the graphics on this gem.

i played this on xbox a few years ago, and its a great game. I only played fighter because I enjoyed how hitting things feels in this game, but the other classes look good too. its a good action rpg. I'm playing dragons dogma online in jp and it runs very well. Dark Arisen should perform at least the same.

The port should be good since the MT Framework has a good PC track record (arbitrary resolution at arbitrary framerate). You should be able to run this game on a toaster! What it really comes down to is KB/M controls.

Hm, this is Capcom, be wary.

This is good news. I played Dark Arisen on the PS3 and really enjoyed it. I usually don't buy games for different platforms (especially if I already own one) but I'll play this on PC and enjoy it all over again.

HorrorScope wrote on Sep 8, 2015, 21:11:

NotOneOfUs wrote on Sep 8, 2015, 18:18:
There is a God~ He loves us all so much~

Then where is Red Dead Redemption? There is no god, there is no love. Just pain and suffering. I kid...

Yes, if there were any justice in the universe RDR would have been ported long ago and a follow made up for it too. I'd dearly love to play it again.

And is this game good as in good for a console game or just a good game?

NotOneOfUs wrote on Sep 8, 2015, 18:18:
There is a God~ He loves us all so much~

Then where is Red Dead Redemption? There is no god, there is no love. Just pain and suffering. I kid...

There is a God~ He loves us all so much~

harlock wrote on Sep 8, 2015, 17:50:
yeh this one is good, played the very first for a while back on PS3

its a bit like demons souls in the "hardcore-ness", but its not nearly as sadistic

combat is really good too

I'd think of it more as a cross between Demon's Souls and Monster Hunter, actually.