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I'm a confessed PC lover and Console hater. I think there has been a decline in PC Games over the past few years, but an increase of the same game on multi-formats. PC Games are also better value as they are played for longer due to the ability for a large percentage of them to be multiplayer and to have user-generated content created. Just my 2c.
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Crysis, Stranglehold and Blacksite: Area 51 are in my sights now. Might upgrade to Vista / DX10 for Crysis if the hype is to be believed. Alan Wake would be a departure for me but I'm willing to try it.
There's nowhere I can't reach. |
It doesn't look like there's too many Vista-Exclusive games on the horizon. Maybe a half dozen- please correct me if I'm way off here. Most of the games (Crysis included) seem to be compatible with XP/DX9. I think there'll be some Microsoft or Microsoft funded games that will be exclusive to Vista but I believe the majority will still support XP/DX9 in some form as I doubt developers will "put all their eggs in one basket".
That said it's only been the last two games I've purchased (Neverwinter Nights 2 and Splinter Cell Double Agent) that I've found that Windows 2000 was no longer supported. Unfortunatly I don't think that XP will have the same longevity in game terms if Microsoft forces DX10 and Vista too much. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |