I have to agree with something Sage said earlier; the PC market may have some amazing exclusive games, but you have to be moderatly wealthy to even keep up with the technology. On a PC, even if your system specs TECHNICALLY meet the requirements of a game, there could still be fifty thousand things go wrong. My computer at home has a very good graphics card, but I can't run Call of Duty two. Why? I HAVE NO IDEA. It's powerful enough; the only discrepencie is that it isn't the RIGHT BRAND NAME.

If they can program a game to run only if you shell out 150 for a brand name GPU, then screw them. Nintendo and Sony work harder for my business anyway.