

What type of gamer are you?

#31NejiHyuga900Posted 11/3/2013 2:14:13 PM
Mixed gamer: Console, PC, and Handheld
#32Nightmare2398Posted 11/3/2013 2:40:22 PM
i was an xbox gamer for a long time(and dreamcast before that, n64 before that, saturn, snes, etc.), but i also played CS 1.6 on PC a lot (and still do) but the xbox 360 has slowed down in the games department in the past few years so i built my first gaming PC last year, and im currently building a new PC (sold mine) and have been on a laptop for a while, so i havent played any games at all lately.

but i'll be a pc gamer for a while probably...
Xbox Live Gamertag: VegetarianEater
#33Morpheus 100Posted 11/3/2013 2:44:08 PM
Currently playing: Grand Theft Auto V (360), Rocksmith 2014 (PC)
#34EpicKingdom_Posted 11/3/2013 3:08:16 PM
From the original Playstation up till 2010 I was a console gamer. Growing sick of the PS360 generation and it's limitations I grew an interest into PC gaming.. with some help from the PCH board and others around I made my first build.. from there on I could not bring myself back to console gaming no matter how hard I tried.

Verdict = Loyal PC Gamer.
#35sirtonne(Topic Creator)Posted 11/3/2013 4:37:46 PM
Hmm lots of votes for "gamer" and quite a few replies saying they prefer PC (go figure) but also play on consoles. You wouldn't know that was the silent majority from all the insecure anti-console comments on this board.

I'm just a gamer myself. Too many exclusives and genres and Japanese games that either aren't on PC or aren't really suited for PC, especially when I have buddies over for multiplayer. Yes, I even play some of those casual (ooh dirty word) mobile games when I'm out. Gaming boards generally hate them, but some of them are pretty fun. Deal with it.

I used to be more into PC than consoles but all the online shooters and MMOs taking over PC gaming in the last decade or so have flipped it the other way around. It still feels weird to me when games don't have a single player campaign and, unfortunately for me, even a lot of the ones that do tend to half-ass it to focus on online multiplayer.
#36akuma634Posted 11/3/2013 4:47:45 PM
Primarily PC, I have a PS3 and Wii U but I don't play them nearly as much, they're more for the exclusive games. On the PC I love the convenience of having a large digital library of games that I can instantly launch with a click and being able to run them on the best settings and the fastest load times. I do have a few hundred PS3 digital titles but the PC just feels more convenient to me, I always have it on and ready to go whenever I want to game.
#37The cranky hermitPosted 11/3/2013 8:15:36 PM

Maybe because recognizing the absolute superiority of PCs and recognizing the requirement for consoles in order to play exclusives aren't mutually exclusive? And now that I've actually read your topic text, your posts have "insecure" written all over them. You are obviously trying to prove something to yourself.
#38DarkZV2BetaPosted 11/4/2013 12:21:41 AM
About 90% PC, 5% GBA, 3% DS, 1.5% PSP, and 1.5% other.
That'll probably shift to 80% PC, 19% nVidia Shield, and 1% other.
Even people have toenails. Of course PCs have toenails. -claytonbuckley
#39jessica73Posted 11/4/2013 12:25:03 AM
I have both ps3 and 360, and use dolphin, but I still put PC gamer, because that's what I like most. Probably 70% PC, 25% 3DS, 5% Vita/consoles
#40SlaynPosted 11/4/2013 12:25:24 AM
I generally consider myself a PC gamer, as I find it superior. I really haven't touched my PS3, having only passed Metal Gear Solid 4, Demons Souls, and Dark Souls. Since I purchased my 3DS though I have only played 2-3 games of League of Legends. I don't limit myself, but that is mostly due to software. I really do like a lot of Japanese games, but if they came to PC, they would obviously be the superior platform. I prefer Western PC games over most console Japanese games, but sometimes I need my Mario or JRPG fix. Really all it comes down to is I love PC gaming and a little mix of Nintendo.
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