Honestly, depends on the required specs. On a PC, game performance can run the gamut from horrible to transcendent. On a console, you know what time of performance you are going to get, every time. And since many people already own the consoles, but many not already have a capable gaming PC, the choice is simple for them.
Personally, I agree with you, though. If you have a choice, PC is the way to go for FPSs, always.
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Storm was in the movie, though not really in her continuity-defined place. As Charles used Cerebro, and was flashing through scenes of people he was finding, there was a small black girl with white hair in a classroom. I'm pretty certain that was supposed to be Storm.
Whining about a 15 install limit is really pushing it. If you have installed anything more than 15 times I would be surprised. Personally, I got the game, and the install and setup were totally painless. If there is DRM there, it was totally transparent. The way it should be.
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Honestly, depends on the required specs. On a PC, game performance can run the gamut from horrible to transcendent. On a console, you know what time of performance you are going to get, every time. And since many people already own the consoles, but many not already have a capable gaming PC, the choice is simple for them. Personally, I agree with you, though. If you have a choice, PC is the way to go for FPSs, always.
The 3DS has been a flop due to lack of software.
Storm was in the movie, though not really in her continuity-defined place. As Charles used Cerebro, and was flashing through scenes of people he was finding, there was a small black girl with white hair in a classroom. I'm pretty certain that was supposed to be Storm.
Too soon?
Whining about a 15 install limit is really pushing it. If you have installed anything more than 15 times I would be surprised. Personally, I got the game, and the install and setup were totally painless. If there is DRM there, it was totally transparent. The way it should be.