I'm not sure what everybody else thinks, but as I am both the owner of a PS2 and
a gaming PC, I have been fortunate enough to play my favourite games on both
Platforms.
The thing is, I've always thought to myself that some PS2 games would do really
well if released on PC as well.
I mean, if some friends do come over and we play PS2, there are some really fun
multiplayer games, but it does get a bit much when your TV screen is split 4
ways and you can't see wat you're doing.
There is some PS2 game that would also be really fun to play online or at lans.
So what do you all think ...would it be nice or not?
Personally, it wouldn't really bother me; even if I do, now own a PC that can
handle the kind of graphics a PS2, or whatever kind of console, can withstand. I
may, however, benefit those who don't own consoles, and don't plan on owning
them, any time soon. It might be fun, if you want to play the game, while your
friend is on the PS2, but would you really want to pay out for the same game,
twice?
In the end, it'll all boil down to preference; some would love console games to
be on the PC, while others either couldn't care any less about it, or would hate
them on the PC. You could say I fall into the second category, where buying one
copy of the game is concerned, but I wouldn't pay out twice, for the sake of
having it on both, for the odd occasion that a friend would pop over and want to
play on the game.
While some console games would work on a PC, many wouldn't. Also some developers
just don't want to deal with PCs as its a very different process than working
with a console that only comes in one system configuration.
Hey Everyone,
I'm not sure what everybody else thinks, but as I am both the owner of a PS2 and a gaming PC, I have been fortunate enough to play my favourite games on both Platforms.
The thing is, I've always thought to myself that some PS2 games would do really well if released on PC as well.
I mean, if some friends do come over and we play PS2, there are some really fun multiplayer games, but it does get a bit much when your TV screen is split 4 ways and you can't see wat you're doing.
There is some PS2 game that would also be really fun to play online or at lans.
So what do you all think ...would it be nice or not?
Personally, it wouldn't really bother me; even if I do, now own a PC that can handle the kind of graphics a PS2, or whatever kind of console, can withstand. I may, however, benefit those who don't own consoles, and don't plan on owning them, any time soon. It might be fun, if you want to play the game, while your friend is on the PS2, but would you really want to pay out for the same game, twice?
In the end, it'll all boil down to preference; some would love console games to be on the PC, while others either couldn't care any less about it, or would hate them on the PC. You could say I fall into the second category, where buying one copy of the game is concerned, but I wouldn't pay out twice, for the sake of having it on both, for the odd occasion that a friend would pop over and want to play on the game.
While some console games would work on a PC, many wouldn't. Also some developers just don't want to deal with PCs as its a very different process than working with a console that only comes in one system configuration.