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AKA My Thursday nights playing games on Steam with fastbilly, xen, and noise.

Luv u bro.

[Thierry Henry]

Hi, Pluto!

The CPU powering the mission is a 32-bit MIPS R3000 processor, which runs at a jaw-dropping 12 MHz. Sounds like something that you wouldn’t even look at twice, right? Except you probably did, if you had a Sony PlayStation.

[ExedExes]

[Exhuminator]

Funny, I don't remember that scene from Kill La Kill.

[o.pwuaioc]

Funny, I don't remember that scene from Kill La Kill.

Maybe you were watching the console-friendly version.

[Exhuminator]

As someone who plays both consoles and PC, I find the whole debate as to which is better to be quaint and amusing. Seriously, we all know handhelds are the best.

[the7k]

Handheld systems are pretty good, I will admit.

Although I'll only ever bother with them if I can hook them to a TV. Otherwise, worthless.

[Exhuminator]

if I can hook them to a TV. Otherwise, worthless.

Do you even Vita OLED bro?

[Fragems]

Really there are positives and negatives to both sides of the argument which is why it will never end .

Really if your willing to put the effort into it a PC is the way to go. The only things consoles have over the PC any more are exclusive titles, a preowned game market, and ease of use. Also console games tend to be less buggy in big part thanks to standardized specs. Plus it seems like many devs seem to half ass the PC ports pretty heavily, but at least there are plenty of hackers/modders that can finish and/or improve their work for them.

[o.pwuaioc]

exclusive titles

Very few, and even less good ones.

a preowned game market

Steam and GOG make that irrelevant.

ease of use

People use computers every day. People install software all the time. It's not that hard.

Also console games tend to be less buggy in big part thanks to standardized specs. Plus it seems like many devs seem to half ass the PC ports pretty heavily, but at least there are plenty of hackers/modders that can finish and/or improve their work for them.

Mods are literally the only reason I spent so much time with Civ 5 and Skyrim. Or why I continue playing Rome: Total War. Or why I again picked up Diablo 2, this time by myself and with mods, and not friends as usual. Or Rise of Nations. The list goes on.