n3ard3ath
Distinguished
Nobody said that PC gaming is dying, it's just that unfortunately, it have to follow the market dictated by the consoles to stay in business. So while economically speaking PC gaming isn't dying, in terms of the unique gameplay experience it had over the consoles, it is. Dragon Age: Origins is a good example of this. Top notch story telling and animations, technically proficient 3D engine and polished from the ground up. But in terms of gameplay? Seriously, there is a reason why I am returning to and still playing old titles like NeverWinter Nights, Baldur's Gate. Same thing goes for games like F.E.A.R. There is a reason why I am still replaying that game over and over again, while there's no way I am going to replay F.E.A.R. 2, which have been influenced by the consoles in it's making. Not saying it was a bad game, but you know... But there's still hope for PC gaming sweetness and uniqueness. There's AvP 3 on the way, which is being developed independently from it's console counterparts. And there's also Call of Pripyat which looks good, and is PC only. No, PC gaming isn't dying, but no one can deny that a huge part of it's market is now being dictated by the consoles.