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No more Secure ROM infecting your PC.
No more relying on activation servers telling when you can play and where.
10 years from now you still can play your game when activation servers are gone or company goes belly up.
Your game has value.
HD audio and Video.
No more spending hundreds of dollars upgrading your rig just to meet the minimum specs. ( Crysis anyone )
Instant gaming with growing communities and better support.
No more VISTA incompatibilities.
and the list could go on and on.
Hundreds of dollars so you can play games? Well, maybe, if you have a crappy computer. Im a graphic designer, so my specs are WAY past any game out right now, and will continue to be. The thing is, for people who care about video games, computers can far outperform consoles with the right hardware.
Instant gaming with growing communties? Umm... not only does that exist now with the PC but it has existed for much longer with the PC than console gaming.
I could go on and on but it would be a waste of my time.
Please, do some research before you post, or just dont start typing at all.
Douchebags
Dead Space is one of the best horror games I've ever played.
0.2%? Dont insult me EA....
What he is saying is that initially only 0.2% noticed it, Then they went on some internet crusade and now everyone is against it, whether or not they have even experienced it.
But DRM is kinda sucky, but blame pirates, not EA. The common denominator is pirates, as long as they keep on getting past DRM it is going to get even stricter and stricter.
There is infinitive more support for PC games than there is for consoles thanks to the ability to mod.
Who said that PC's cant have HD?
Those are only on select games, oh and I can see the great job that Sony and MS are doing with BC, oh wait, Didnt MS just announce that there stopping creating new patches for older games, and isn't Sony dropping BC?
Plus not all PC gamers are on Vista.