The PC Gaming Alliance suffered a bit of a blow yesterday after a few of its members decided that in the current economy they cannot justify the budget required to maintain an active role in the organization.Among those few members leaving the group whose mission is to improve the landscape for PC gamers, developers and publishers alike are Activision Blizzard and hardware vendor Acer.
Other major industry players such as Microsoft, Nvidia, Intel and AMD are still part of the PCGA, but Activision's departure leaves the group a bit lighter on the game publishing and developing side of things.
News source: TechSpot News
If there were noone creating games for PC's, there would be no marked for the top notch gaming hardware either.
Brain-dead monkeys smoking pot could run a video game company better than the morons at Activision.
OR you meant the Activision side of the house titles?
OR you meant the Activision side of the house titles?
I think you know.
Last edited by gigapixels on 27 Apr 2009 - 23:01
they didn't say financial difficulties. just they can't justify the money spent on it..there is a difference.
Call of Duty for PC is so much funner than on the consoles. Strange mods, great graphics, it feels smoother...
SecuROM *cries*
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