[Galaxy S II General] Mr.Raviteja:
Have you ever played any games in Console? If not than this topic is just waste.......PC is like 2D and Console is like 3D you can feel the game

You guys not getting what me saying.....Find someone who have Xbox or PS3 and play Max Payan 3 (PC version 1st June) and GTA IV in PC and Console and than get back to us you will understand what me mean.....If you start Playing in Console you might not like pc games.............Every time a good games comes and it comes with high specifications and sometimes you need to change graphic card also for it...I did it for San andreas. In consoles no need to do it

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5. Re-Sellable Games and Trade-Ins: PC games are getting a little impractical to sell on or buy second hand. With DRM like SecuROM, (now hopefully a thing of the past) a CD key can only be used a certain number of times. Since you are essentially paying for this key, there’s no way of knowing how many times it’s already been used or indeed if it’ll work at all.

4. Home Theater: Consoles are more comfortably to play. There are people who hook up their Xboxes to PC monitors and sit up close in a desk chair, but generally they’re played sat back in a nice sofa, hooked up to a home theatre. With HD and Dolby minimum requirements for 360 and PS3 games, this is how they’re supposed to be played. Sure, PCs can be hooked up to a home theatre, but have you ever tried using a mouse and keyboard away from a desk?

3. Simplicity: This isn’t meant to be insulting towards console players. It’s a fact that playing games on the PC is often more trouble than it’s worth: things like a game not playing nice with an obscure set of drivers to piece of hardware you didn’t know existed tend to frustrate gamers. It’s so much more relaxing to pop-in your disc, switch everything on and play. Rather than having to install your game, set up graphics options and set up firewall exceptions before you can even play.

2. Cost: Current price of an Xbox 360: roughly 16k depending on bundle and PS3 same, maybe less. Cost of a PC that can play modern games acceptably: anyone’s guess; probably closer to 37-40k or more with VERY POWERFUL AND LATEST GC.One that can play games like Crysis at high-resolutions with all shaders, textures and post-processing on full? Probably closer to might cost more than 40k. Although people complain about consoles being expensive, which they are, but they really are a cost-effective way of playing games............Example my laptop Spent 47k on this and came with 540M Nvidia GC (and Intel 3000) more how many years LATEST pc games will support like crysis,fifa,GTA? maybe 3-4 years..........Xbox/PS? a lot more........PS2 released in 1999 and still a lot games support it ...PS3 game,PS4 gonna hit soon.......Will that happen with PC? Na for latest games you always need latest GC,Mother Board,Drivers etc etc

1. Stability of Games: You know when you get a console that every game you buy for it will work. (In theory and usually). Imagine a scenario, if you will. You’re looking forward to the release of an unnamed WWII game. You’ve just spend a lot money on the new graphics card. You get the game, you install it. But you can’t play it because of an issue which means it’s incompatible with the card you brought..what will you do? Exchange the Graphic card? not possible....Exchange game and ask company to make the game for you're GC? Not possible. Consoles avoid issues such as these because every one is the same, so you know the game has been optimised for you.