Dubbed the PC Gaming Alliance, the group is made up of several companies with an interest in sustaining PC gaming, including Intel, Microsoft, Nvidia and AMD. The alliance aims to keep PCs competitive with consoles in drawing game developers to the platform.
The consortium hopes to expand the efforts of Microsoft's Games for Windows program, which sought to standardize the platform and improve consumer experience. The PC Gaming Alliance is expected to be formally announced in advance of next week's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
This is an ignorant statement not because of the longevity of the 8800GT as a graphics card so much as it is that you're
He's not the one being ignorant. You clearly never tried to keep a PC system for more than a year or 2 or you'd know th...
Armybob, I should have clarified better, I didn't mean to say the graphics got worse, I meant to say that despite fantas...