PCs are superior to consoles

PCs are far more superior than consoles for gaming. The reasons as to why will be listed below. Cheaper:Despite what many say, PCs are much cheaper than consoles. A good example would be this video http://www.youtube.com.... The last generation consoles could not even pull off a 64 player game of Battlefield 3, and as a matter of fact, this 100 dollar pc runs at around the same fps as the last gen consoles while running a 64 player match on HIGH. You cannot adjust the Console graphics, so the Xbox360 and PS3 are stuck at around low. Not only are the PCs cheap, but also the money saved overtime is helpful. I have around 600 dollar worth of games. Of course, being the penny pincher I am, I only buy them on sale. So the total money I have spent on the 600 dollars worth of games is around 300. If you don't believe me, look at pictures of the steam summer sale. 2)Mature audience It is a bit hard to explain, so I will tell a story. Billy, a 7 year old, saw some gameplay of a cool game called Call Of Duty on youtube and wants to play it. He asks his parents, "Can I get a computer?" Now, imagine the same story, but this time Billy says, "Can I get an xbox?" Which one do you think his parent's will say yes to? You can also tell which audience is more mature based on the games. On consoles, mindless shootem up games like Halo and Call of Duty are popular, and these games require no skills. Honestly, a 5 year old kid (and I have heard them on the mic countless times) with severe ADHD armed with a few perks, grenades, and a knife could destroy a man armed with a rifle and sidearm. On the PC, games require more strategy and team work. I play a wide variety of games, from turn based games like Civ, to strategy shooters like insurgenct, to ridiculous shootem up games like Overkill. I can honestly say I no longer hear little kids cursing in the mic. Instead, I hear people using TEAMWORK. Since Battlefield 3 is on both consoles and PC, I will use it once again as an example. On Battlefield, rarely do I hear communications between players on consoles. Sometimes I even see people straying away from their squads. However, on PC, sticking to your squads is a must, and often times I see in the chatbox, "MOVE UP," or "FLANK LEFT." 3)Exclusives and F2Ps I'm not even gonna argue this. Just go onto the steam shop. It makes the console's bragging of new exclusives and free monthly games with online look like a joke. 4)Ability to play games with better settings With a 550 dollar PC, I can crank up my settings to high, sometimes even ultra, running 30-60 fps. A great example is the test Gamespot did when they tried to build budget PCs http://www.youtube.com.... 5)Modding Games Modding games can make the game itself seem almost like a new experience. For example, some modders made Just Cause 2 have multiplayer servers of over 100 players. Also, in GTA4, fun mods like the zombie mod, which turns everyone into zombies, are still enjoyable. Another great modable game is Skyrim. After modding my game, I can no longer play vanilla skyrim again. For one, I completely revamped the graphics. Textures in skyrim aren't too good, and in my personal opinion, the world of Skyrim seemed gray and boring. A great example would be this http://www.youtube.com.... I have also modded the combat to make it more strategic. In the vanilla game, it was a hack and slash style game. However, with the mod locational damage. The NPCs and I will try and hit the more vital parts of the body to take the most damage out of our opponents. Also, with many other mods, NPCs act smarter and more realistic. For example, mages will use smart spell combos, like if I was a warrior, he would use a spell to first slow me down, then one to decrease my stamina.