Not if you invest wisely.
I'm a technophobe and just a button pusher. The thought of updating graphics cards, drivers and RAM gives me a cold sweat. I had a great time playing Half Life 2 a while back though. Next lot of games didn't fit my PC.
Not if you invest wisely.
I'm a technophobe and just a button pusher. The thought of updating graphics cards, drivers and RAM gives me a cold sweat. I had a great time playing Half Life 2 a while back though. Next lot of games didn't fit my PC.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-oneOut of curiosity, what's your source on the Xbox One performance? That's very interesting if true.
Microsoft appear to have caved to public pressure.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/...ed-games-and-online-requirement-policies.html
Microsoft appear to have caved to public pressure.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/...ed-games-and-online-requirement-policies.html
Don't these large organisations do any market research before launching a product?
Don't these large organisations do any market research before launching a product?
Don't give a shit
Bad day Langers?!
The PC doesn't need to be souped up though or cost a bomb. Windows 7, a mid-range processor (i5 or low-end i7), a good GFX card and a net connection. Possibly an SSD over a HDD. That's all you need for gaming.