Any PC gamers around?

I used to game on PC but now focus on PS4.

Good to see a fellow gamer here

Mainly FPS and RPG

I'm playing Battlefield 1 and Killing Floor 2 at the moment with a bit of Titanfall 2 thrown in for good measure. Do you play any games on mobile? iPad or a tablet of some kind?

I played 'Lords and knights' on my phone for years (not anymore tho)..

More into fifa at the mo as i dont like CoD anymore. Its gone to futuristic for me

DaftThoughts said:

I'm a pretty dedicated gamer, mainly FPS and RPG games on the PC/Steam. I was wondering if anyone else plays, if so what games, and maybe someone's interested in a multiplayer game sometime?

For multiplayer games, I currently have Borderlands (1+2), Dead Island, Left 4 Dead (1+2) and Portal 2 installed and ready to go.

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Hi @DaftThoughts,I play on my pc....latest is Star Wars

Battlefront is good, it needed a single player campaign though, the next one has one though.

I used to but my PC is now too old and hasn't been on in ages (too far away from my router). It's Xbox 360/One for me if I fancy a game these days (and I have my trusty PS2 still!).

db89 said:

I used to but my PC is now too old and hasn't been on in ages (too far away from my router). It's Xbox 360/One for me if I fancy a game these days (and I have my trusty PS2 still!).

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Same, no longer have a dedicated gaming rig and my lappy is just a generic lappy not built for gaming. I like the convenience of console gaming these days, just pick up and play, no driver compatibility issues, no graphics configurations..etc

I'm pretty excited to see more about Microsofts Project Scorpio at E3 this year.

I would be getting a Nintendo Switch at launch but I want to see how it does first and might jump in at Xmas time when the new Mario is available. I do love me some Nintendo goodness.

mist said:

Same, no longer have a dedicated gaming rig and my lappy is just a generic lappy not built for gaming. I like the convenience of console gaming these days, just pick up and play, no driver compatibility issues, no graphics configurations..etc

I'm pretty excited to see more about Microsofts Project Scorpio at E3 this year.

I would be getting a Nintendo Switch at launch but I want to see how it does first and might jump in at Xmas time when the new Mario is available. I do love me some Nintendo goodness.

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I've kind of cut out PCs/laptops, aside from work issued laptop I rely on tablet and phone nowadays. I also like the convenience of console gaming - but I used to enjoy tinkering and optimising my PC - it just felt like a never ending upgrade treadmill. I have plans afoot to fix my networking problems in the house though so I might be tempted to get back on someday especially now you can get some Xbox games which work on the PC and vice versa.

I haven't read much about Scorpio except it's supposed to be a faster version of the One with 4K and VR possibility?

Don't know about the Switch feels like Nintendo can't do anything right these days. I don't think I've even seen a Wii U in the real world.

I have a Wii U and it's a great little machine but ultimately failed due to lack of third party support, but there were some great experiences to be had with Nintendos first party games.

Switch is interesting, it's what I feel Nintendo wanted the Wii U to be, but the technology just wasn't there at the time, or at least not in a way that made it cost effective.

I worry that third party Devs will drop support early on though and we might see a Wii U 2.0 hence why I'm waiting but I really hope not, I want Nintendo to do well with it.

The Scorpio is supposed to be an absolute beast in terms of console performance, I've always used Sony consoles but after the poor showing of the PS4 Pro this year might be the year I hop on over to Microsoft, backwards compatibility is a huge draw for me too.

Gaming is such a great hobby.