Yes, there is still hope for PC.
Yes, there is still hope for PC.
Never falls off. Were any adjustments made for better speed? CPU?
I agree there have been many poor ports, but the main concern is whether there’s still a future for gaming. I think consoles might fade over time. The idea of paying to play online could eventually lose appeal, especially when services like those from Sony keep facing problems such as hacks and DDoS attacks. Many titles are also underperforming across all platforms. Looking at Sony’s overall strategy reveals that other divisions aren’t succeeding, leaving the company in a tough spot. On the other hand, Microsoft is shifting focus toward PC gaming and supporting it more. I believe steamboxes or devices similar to PCs could gain more traction later. Delays in game releases are becoming common because developers struggle to meet deadlines—often weeks before launch. The pressure to deliver quickly erodes quality. I’m growing skeptical of these companies, as they either rush products without finishing them or release flawed versions. It seems these firms overlook their role as software providers, which is unacceptable. AAA titles now feel less exciting compared to the more engaging indie and crowd-funded projects, which often offer better experiences. My optimism leans toward indie and community-driven games because they showcase more creativity than large studios.