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The Decline of PC Gaming: A So(...) 01/12/26(Mon)19:33:20 No.730692778
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The Decline of PC Gaming: A Sobering Assessment Anonymous 01/12/26(Mon)19:33:20 No.730692778 Archived
>For more than three decades, PC gaming stood as the most powerful, flexible, and forward-looking platform in the interactive entertainment industry. It offered unmatched graphical fidelity, deep modding communities, open ecosystems, competitive pricing through competition, and near-total player ownership of games and hardware. Today, that platform is in serious, structural decline. The symptoms are no longer confined to niche complaints—they are measurable, persistent, and accelerating.
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>PC gaming stood as the most powerful, flexible, and forward-looking platform in the interactive entertainment industry
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