I've played the same title by the same manufacturer -- one for PC and one for Gamecube/PS2. The PC game's playability and graphics are inferior. I wonder why since the PC has the faster CPU and more memory and a better graphics card (well 32mb video ram). Is it because the gaming machine is a dedicated game machine? With better dedicated graphics/joystick control/playability? Perhaps playing a game on your TV simply looks better. Or is it a software issue? It lost some of its quality when ported to the PC? Or could it be a combination of all of the above?
Your 32 mb video ram card is an ancient piece of goo which is why your games run poorly. Gaming machines do not have the overhead that a computer has and so have very good graphics processing engines. The games can be tuned to run on that platform with programmers knowing exactly what the machine can deliver. The PC programmer has to deal with everything from 32mb ancient codgers to 512 mb dual SEI uber kards. The game console can never get better than what it is: the entire platform has to change. A high end computer merely needs to upgrade the incredibly expensive video card. All thing considered, however, the game console is a better buy for most avid gamers . . .
I would say marketing is the answer. If PC games were as good why would you fork out extra on a PS2. Answer is you would not hence PC are designed to be sh*t for games so the corperate monkeys can extract as much dosh out of you as possible to spend on champagne or the shareholders. You just know I am right don't you :O)
