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8/29/2013 5:00:32 PM
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If you bought your Nintendo wii for anything other than Mario and wii sports... You made a BIG mistake. If You wanted to play next-gen games, you should have gotten a next-gen console.
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Edited by BBWATT: 8/29/2013 11:47:56 PMNo current Wii U owner in their right mind will shell out $459.99 to $559.99 bucks to buy an additional console when they can pick a game up for $59.99. If you want next-gen buy a PC.
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Ya get a PC... So you can play by yourself while everyone else is on a console, obviously no one cares about your "superior" pc gaming...
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[quote]Ya get a PC... So you can play by yourself while everyone else is on a console, obviously no one cares about your "superior" pc gaming...[/quote] Wrong Answer !!! 2 billion people care.
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Hmmm and yet not one of these "2 billion" pc gamers do i know of...
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That's an absurd statement. Consoles are essentially optimized computers; they're much more efficient than PCs. You can have superior specs on a PC, but they will not be as efficient because the computer has not been optimized to only run games and the UI. To replicate the next gen systems, you would need to have a pretty nice PC, so your statement is ludicrous.
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Edited by BBWATT: 8/29/2013 11:26:15 PMAre you sure!!! Optimizing junk components will only get you so far. A CPU with eight junk cores is still junk. Last generation mainstream PC GPUs will only push so many polygons, and fill rates cannot be upgraded by magic. Really!!! Take some time and read about Battlefield 4 performance issues. The PC is three generations ahead already, and climbing. A Core 2 Duo, with a GTX 460 from five years ago is still faster. Oh and the next Generation of GPUs is only around the corner.
