Hobie-wan wrote:Gamerforlife wrote:What's the problem? Basically they just said they're going for parity on all platforms. So what? What's everyone upset about?
Oh wait, this is just another one of those stuck up, entitled PC gamers having a tantrum things right? God forbid you have the same experience as those lowly console gamers
Ah, so if a game came out for the Wii/360/PS3 and was developed for the Wii's spec levels and 480P only, then ported to the other more powerful consoles with no allowances for higher resolution, no higher quality textures, and just used 2 or 3 buttons on the controller, that'd be all cool, right?
No that would be stupid, cause frankly Wii games are designed specifically for that console and its user interface. They wouldn't port that to the 360/PS3 in the first place making this a moot point. That's a really weak argument. You don't see Sin and Punishment 2 on any other console do you?
MrPopo wrote:
How about the fact that if your game has any form of menu in it that it needs to be redone for it to not feel like complete shit on a PC? Menu UIs that are great for a controller are terrible for mouse, and visa versa.
First of all, you don't know that that will be the case. Second of all, why the hell would you play a Dead Space game with a mouse and keyboard? You know damn well it's not designed for that. It's a console style game that PC gamers are LUCKY to get on PC. It's not like there aren't tons of options for using a controller on PC anyway. Again, weak argument. You guys are reaching.
RyaNtheSlayA wrote:
It's not entitled to want a product that you payed money for to work properly.
To me, that means bug free, runs well (this shit shouldn't need a high end PC to run at this point), and utilizes the controls properly (no mouse acceleration, rebindable keys).
Again, nothing I read in that article indicates that the game won't run properly. It just sounds to me like the real reason PC gamers are bitching is because they're not getting a version of the game that blows away the console version in graphics. If I'm wrong, then fine, but it seems the pattern I see in the PC crowd. There seems to be this sense of entitlement that makes PC gamers get offended if they are not granted the best possible version of a game. I simply don't see any reason to get angry over a developer saying that the PC version of a game will be just like the console version. It just seems such an extreme reaction to the comments in that article.
