PC Games Giant Rouses From Slumber

An anonymous reader writes "The Rocky Mountain news has a piece up looking at the revival of PC gaming." From the article: "'PC gaming used to take up the entire store,' said Ken Levine, president and creative director for Irrational Games. 'Now PC gaming get's a tiny little shelf. Literally you have a fraction of the shelf space.' So which is it for the future of PC gaming? Is it a dinosaur marching toward the tar pits or a sleeping giant ready to wake and reclaim its past glory? The industry's top advocates say there are plenty of problems keeping PC gaming down - but just as much potential that portend its inevitable rebirth."

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Re:"Shelf space" is obsolete

[jb.hl.com]

The "shelf space" battle will always tilt toward the console-playing, Best-Buy-shopping, mouth-breathing masses.

Yeah, because you'd have to be a "mouth-breathing" idiot to want to have a console or buy games from a store.

Does being a judgemental fuckhole come naturally do you, or are you just putting it on to get modded up?