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3cellhosting · 09-02-2006

Simple economics really :)

Why would I want to pay £30-£50 per game for a console when I can pay £25-£35 for a pc version?

The pc is in another room and doesn't clutter up my lounge or take over my TV.

When guests arrive we have social conversation and can actually communicate with each other. When you have a console in the lounge somebody will always suggest playing something. You are now limited to grunts, derogatory insults, and accusations of unfairness or cheating.

I know which I would prefer - but maybe that's because I'm one of the more mature members of this forum ;)

Cheers for now

09-02-2006	#6 (permalink)
3cellhosting Forum Management Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Torquay, Devon, UK - Home of Fawlty Towers! Age: 50 Posts: 352	Re: Console Gaming VS PC Gaming Simple economics really :) Why would I want to pay £30-£50 per game for a console when I can pay £25-£35 for a pc version? The pc is in another room and doesn't clutter up my lounge or take over my TV. When guests arrive we have social conversation and can actually communicate with each other. When you have a console in the lounge somebody will always suggest playing something. You are now limited to grunts, derogatory insults, and accusations of unfairness or cheating. I know which I would prefer - but maybe that's because I'm one of the more mature members of this forum ;) Cheers for now __________________ David www.3cellhosting.com preCharge ProjectNet Info Site Just when I thought I knew all the answers someone goes and changes the questions!