PixlBit

I could always buy a USB Xbox controller. But hey, holy shit, you seen the One news today? Looks like it became an option again.

Well, that's not good.

Yeah, being optional makes a huge difference.

Interesting. Didn't realize the series was that disparate between titles.

Awesome pick-ups there.

Ok, good to know. I've actually been wondering if physical copies still exist on PC, cause all anyone talks about is Steam, but that's another point in its favor.

Yeah, if I can just get myself over that initial investment cost, and when I play games, hook it up to the TV, put it on its side, and plug an Xbox controller in there, I'll be set. But damn my wobbly work life and that initial investment.

I must be a better investor than saver, but my brain is hard wired toward saving. We'll see if I can get new jobs and fight that though, anything is possible, and I'm not going in at launch with any of this most likely.

But are the games indies and therefore not worth $60 even bundled, or are you simply saying you didn't pay near as much as you would have on One?

I mean, obviously, you are saying Steam is better in this instance, I'm just wondering how much of what you bought would compare to a AAA Xbox One title, and what would those AAA type games usually run you on Steam?

Same here.

No, I know what you mean, that's a very comfy controller, and I admit that. As I've mentioned quite a bit lately, I honestly think the Xbone has better launch games and a better controller, and if they released a Kinectless version for $400 and pulled back a lot of their policies, I'd want their system. It just doesn't look like that's happening, and I like Sony and the Dualshock just fine.

As for PC, it's the best value for Steam/other sales, being the most up-to-date and upgradable option, and being able to do other things, I just get scared by initial pricetags cause I HATE spending a lot at once. I'm a saver trying to be a better investor, but it's hard with my mindset.