Lets have a look at the top 10 most wanted next gen games.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcUSXub_ypU#at=110

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Top 10 list found here:
http://www.gizmag.com/xbox-one-ps4-most-wanted/27943/

We really have to all get The Division. 

That would be great if either it were on PC, or if I had a next-gen console, but neither looks all that promising.

Well there is a chance it might come to the PC :

http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/17/the-division-gamers-petition-ubisoft-for-pc-release/

http://www.gamesradar.com/ubisoft-not-ruling-out-pc-release-division/

I signed the petition, and was immediately assailed with a plethora of other petitions to sign, none of which were something I would support even if there was a gun to my head. Maybe signing it wasn't such a good idea? They have my email addy now. 

BTW, I think that The Crew looks promising.

Doh, sorry about the petition thing 

I just watched The Crew and yes that looks fun.  It will be on the PC too, but it looks like next gen games demand a next gen price too 

I think there is a chance that more of these games will make it to the PC, my reasoning is 2 fold.

The Xbox 1 and the PS4 are both PC's under the hood, where as the PS3 wasn't, this must make it easier to import a game to the PC, you would have thought.

Then there is the money, if a game manufacturer has the opportunity to sell more games by importing the game to PC you would think they would.

I might be grasping at straws but there is hope.

Here is an interesting article 

Why AMD's next-gen console victories are a big win for PC gamers

Things are looking good for next gen PC gaming. 

Had to look up APU. Accelerated Processing Unit. CPU and GPU combined but the consoles and also doing hUMA (heterogeneous Unified Memory Architecture).
So, short term is looking rosy for PCs but unless they adopt hUMA, it may create another difficulty.

QuoteThat could be huge: EA Sports honcho Andrew Wilson has gone on the record as saying that the company's next-gen Ignite engine isn't coming to PCs specifically because the CPU, GPU, and memory in today's PCs don't work in concert the way the components do on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

The future looks interesting. Also GTA V came out yesterday.

Quote from: Snowcrash on September 17, 2013, 17:48:15 PM
Had to look up APU. Accelerated Processing Unit. CPU and GPU combined but the consoles and also doing hUMA (heterogeneous Unified Memory Architecture).
So, short term is looking rosy for PCs but unless they adopt hUMA, it may create another difficulty.

Sounds like an i5 / i7 or AMD equivalent with onboard graphics, they just need to get better.

Never played any EA Sports engine games, so not likely to miss that one. There are game makers who will be making their next gen games on the PC, the kind and thoughtful game makers  or the ones that know there is money to be made from the PC market 

Quote from: Snowcrash on September 17, 2013, 17:48:15 PM
Also GTA V came out yesterday.

Does look like GTA V is coming to the PC but not 100% sure yet.

GTA V PC Release Date: Proof Of PC Version Discovered In Xbox 360 Hack

Both games look great. If I had to choose, I think I would pick The Division. It's a very hard choice so would probably get both !

It's still a long wait though, did he say Christmas ?

Out of the two it would have to be Watch Dogs for me, The Division looks amazing but from all the videos I've seen, it seems very much like a "get from A to B with a shooter" type game, where as Watch Dogs is more than that while being a new type of game play as well.

I found on the Ubisoft site that Watch Dogs is going to be released in Spring this year, if they stick to it, so maybe not too long now. 


http://www.ubi.com/UK/Games/Info.aspx?pId=10779

Spring hey, well that's not so bad. I found this video about the multiplayer aspect, sounds like fun.