Tell me, what ratio of PC games do and don't have splitscreen that both were and weren't designed for PC?Į. I never said you couldn't, if you actually read the posts and check your facts like i said you would know that, i was pointing out how you can't go ONLINE with the PC version of that game, you know playing with other PC gamers? Ask any PC gamer, and any console gamer that actually has a brain, they will agree with me.ĭ. It's not an opinion it's a FACT, PC gaming has been doing just fine without local multiplayer ever since we started with LAN and online multiplayer in the late '90s with games like Rise of the Triad and Quake.Ĭ. What you said is games like X and Elite Dangerous are good for local multiplayer.ī. Plus another copy is like 10 extra so if you're complaining about price then you're, again crying over spilt milk.īefore you complain about something kid, learn to research the facts otherwise you won't get far in the games industry or any industry that you use PCs for that matter.Īlso note the prices for the consoles are in AUD so it might be different where you live.Ī. On top of that you pay10$ for the PC version 20 for the Xbox 360 version and i would assume thereabouts for the Playstation 3 version, let's also not forget a special version which gives you 4 coppies for the price of 3 so if you're worried about the price tag you can always get that. *EDIT* thought i'd add, 400$ for a shoddy PC compared to 500 thereabouts and 550 thereabouts for an Xbox one and a Playstation 4 respectively + a subscription to play online something i might add has and always will be free in PC gaming. I really wish console gamers would just go back to consoles and consoles would stop competing with PC gaming because 75-90% of the time they lose.
Red Cyka a écrit :What you're suggesting is unreasonable.Removing a feature as small as local multiplayer? Riiiiiiiight, in fact i think it's the other way around like in Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing, consoles got online while we had to stick with splitscreen now THAT's unreasonable.
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