BlatantNinja23

I'm sure it has one of the better APUs you can get now, but the idea that it's better than a computer with a i7 and a Titan is laughable. I doubt it hardware wise is better than a 680 either. Now if you want to talk about how developing for a PS4 game will make it perform over PCs currently, or for the price you're getting great hardware now thats at least somewhat acceptable. If you're going to say "most," compare it to "gaming" pcs. not the majority iMacs, mac minis and dells with integrated graphics.

I don't get the love everyone has for Super Mario World. We all know SMB 3 was the better game.

just move your PC for a second?

never touch them... I rip my own blurays so I can have lossless audio and all of the other 25 GB a movie goodness.

Vice President of our families manufacturing business. We mostly make hydraulic cylinders. Started as a Mechanical Engineer though.

I doubt I come out of this year spending less than a grand.

@toowalrus: well recently they've thrown more money and support towards devs, so on the PC nvidia has had a lot less issues than AMD has. Unless I'm just missing a lot.

Come next year with the Next Gen doors fully open and PC games not being bottlenecked as they currently are (well ok, as bottlenecked,) PC gamers are going to find themselves in the same position they were in the early to mid 2000s. Games will finally be power hungry again and the need for high end (and multiple in some cases) will exist again. So during that time NVdia just needs to deliver on the power and efficiency and they will be able to sell cards. After a few years however PCs may find themselves back to where we were last year, where console ports run fine on pretty much anything because cards have all caught up. By then NVidia needs to deliver on price.

People actually downloading and buying apps. Until then apps will remain iOS only or first. If android users were downloading just as much, companies would be flocking to it just as much.

RoosterTeeth?

@alexandersheen: Why thank you, I must of missed that post.