I'd love to seriously have a slice of the PC pie, but despite people saying that anyone capable of respiring should be able to piece a decent machine together and upgrade it when necessary, I'm not confident enough for that sort of thing. Maybe give it a few years down the line when hopefully I'm not moving around as much and can stay in a more permanent place of residence to have an actual PC or Steambox before I can sample the sweet smell of a very flexible platform. That being said, because I am often away from home, I've barely been touching my consoles since I started university. If I am ever going to get a new console, I'll do so if I am sure that I will be able to get enough of a mileage out of it/them.
It's way too early for me to decide at the moment. The Wii U may sway me with the Wind Waker remake and Monolith's new game, but it will take a bit more than that to convince me that a Wii U is a worthwhile investment - and that it will last.
The PS4 reveal was a bit underwhelming, really. All we know so far are mainly tech demonstrations of things that look pretty but don't really exist as an interactive medium, so in the end it was just admiring polygons. And the games shown bar maybe Watch_Dogs haven't set anyone's world alight. It kind of feels like an extension of the current gen rather than the unveiling of an exciting new generation. I dunno, I'm not feeling this. I'd probably get it one day if the Gaikai streaming service is attractive and for its exclusives - be it indie offerings to quirky Japanese titles.
We haven't seen the Xbox Infinity or whatever the hell it's actually going to called, yet, but if as rumoured, they do go with online-only and clamp down vociferously on used or borrowed game discs, I hope they deserve all the backlash they can get. It kind of depends on what it will have, but I'm not expecting much aside from more Halo, Fable, Gears and Forza. Besides, most of the stuff on it will probably find their way to the PC.
It's way too early for me to decide at the moment. The Wii U may sway me with the Wind Waker remake and Monolith's new game, but it will take a bit more than that to convince me that a Wii U is a worthwhile investment - and that it will last.
The PS4 reveal was a bit underwhelming, really. All we know so far are mainly tech demonstrations of things that look pretty but don't really exist as an interactive medium, so in the end it was just admiring polygons. And the games shown bar maybe Watch_Dogs haven't set anyone's world alight. It kind of feels like an extension of the current gen rather than the unveiling of an exciting new generation. I dunno, I'm not feeling this. I'd probably get it one day if the Gaikai streaming service is attractive and for its exclusives - be it indie offerings to quirky Japanese titles.
We haven't seen the Xbox Infinity or whatever the hell it's actually going to called, yet, but if as rumoured, they do go with online-only and clamp down vociferously on used or borrowed game discs, I hope they deserve all the backlash they can get. It kind of depends on what it will have, but I'm not expecting much aside from more Halo, Fable, Gears and Forza. Besides, most of the stuff on it will probably find their way to the PC.