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General / Re: Do you prefer console or PC?
« on: September 10, 2018, 06:47:17 pm »
both but steam freezes my computer
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Oh boy....
It ended in The Great Divorce of 2015
The games are only going to get bigger as time goes on.
The mandatory installs kept me away from the PS3 as well. One of the main reasons I went the Xbox 360 route.
I'm currently using a 12 TB on my Xbox One. Start big if you can, because it's a pain in the ass to transfer the data from HD to HD.
Those friends of yours sure have some deep pockets.
They truly are master thieves if they could pocket an entire ps1 console colour me impressed
I'm pretty sure that in the realm of us normal people if expensive stuff gets stolen by friends it would return pretty fast since this stuff is expensive and it's pretty easy to know who has stolen it not to mention very easy to detect. Parents will complain and take action consoles are way more expensive in the past than a ps4 pro is today.
A few games Maybe but but your story seems highly exaggerated not to mention that in your case your just giving away your stuff since it is that easy to steal from you without any consequences even larger pieces It's like your saying ty for taking my stuff I highly appreciate it you can always return for more
I bought a 4TB external drive for my PS4. Worth the money. The largest game I have at the moment is probably DOOM 2016, totalling around 78GB with the patches installed.
I used to be quite horrified by the mandatory installations the PS3 had, but at least some games had the option to install the game to the hard drive. Fast forward to the PS4, and the install sizes have skyrocketed. Well, at least there are still a handful of games that don't have any patches.
I'm out in the country shelling out big bucks for satellite internet. For that reason I got a PS4 years before getting an XboxOne. Despite all its workarounds the Xbox One is difficult to use without stable internet. That being said I don't feel like updates should be the size of a game itself. I feel like earlier games like Mass Effect 2 & Resident Evil 5 got it right, what some new weapons and an episode? How about five bucks and one gigabyte? You bet! Because its all subjective, see with ME2 I felt like I got my monies worth. When COD3 updates I curse it! Whenever my kids cant play their game on modern equipment I offer to play Smash TV with them, no updates required!
Pit in my heart when I read Skynet and Mech Warrior. Those were some of my favorites way back when! I definitely don't have those anymore (pretty sure mine were on floppies, maybe not...). I really would like to revisit them some day, but. meh...