Which is not a multi-platform release. It was designed solely for PC and ported to console later. Invalid example.

Far cry 2.

Do we, now? I still don't have most of Oblivion's DLC, Fallout 3's DLC was delayed for us by nearly an entire year, it was clearly rushed and unpolished when we finally did get it, and a large chunk of the fanbase doesn't even notice. I swear when people mention "consoles" they oftentimes are only referring to the 360. Bethesda didn't so much as acknowledge those problems with Fallout 3's DLC. Oh, and that vampire cure bug ticks me off. Console players in general have to deal with Oblivion's A-bomb bug.

Were less than 25% of the market based on recent Beth games.

PC games are pirated more than they’re sold, and for multi-platform titles they are consistently the lowest selling of the three versions. These folks are running a business, not a charity, and the sad reality is that the PC isn’t the center of attention anymore, outside of a few specific genres (or even publishers/developers). Bethesda has to make money to continue making games, and PC games (especially single-player ones) represent the most work for the least reward. PC versions will be last on their list of priorities until there’s a legitimate business reason for it to be otherwise.

Want to change that? Vote with your wallets.

I'm surprised no one ever mentions Adaptive Anti-aliasing. It makes trees, plants, hair and fences look insanely good and realistic and no one ever mentions it :sadvaultboy:

Maybe it's because AAA is such a memory hog and only the best computers can handle it in games. Iono.

There's a reason it wasn't on consoles.

Nah, it's turning out to be just another thread with console players and pc players at each others throats. Let's give it a rest. Folks always without fail end up bickering and flaming in these threads and it's already started. Enough already.