Well, you can't say that one is better than the other, overall. Well, its known that PCs are better for overall corrections in games (due to the usuage of patches), customisation, online play, FPS and strategy games. Consoles take the crown for accessabilty, mobility, sports, platform and fighting games. So they are equal either way.

Yeah, they all have there own little things that we like.
I like them both and it would be hard to be without one of them..
If I had to choose though, it would prolly be Console(PS2), I have MK:DA on that one...

I will have to go with consoles. I dont like the idea of having to buy a $100 + card for a PC just to play a game. With consoles you just get a game and play it. Consoles games can just about do everything a PC can do gameplay wise. Sure PC games may have the upper hand when it comes to graphics but then again I didn't buy a game for graphics , also with a little time and work the console version of a PC game can look just as good. I own Gamcube* and the PS2.

Console is more simpler than pc, no need to download patches and you don't have to configure that much. I'll go with PC since you can upgrade your video card and you don't have to buy every console.

The PC is stronger, but never proves it *hehe. Consoles are super fun, and made for video games YAY. They're both awesome in my opinion, Xbox-Ninja Gaiden!

PC games bore the hell out of me. I never see anything worth upgrading my PC for. The few games that are worth upgrading for I'd rather just spend the 50 bucks and get a slightly watered-down console port. Doom 3 and Half-Life too look purdy, sure. But I'm just going to wait for the Xbox ports instead of spending about 700 or more dollars just getting my computer up to decent playing speed.

Consoles will never reach level with a PC.
PC is the brain of graphics, therefor...PC= MAX.

PC.

First Person Shooters, internet games, and customizing games make the PC great, but games like Zelda and Metal Gear Solid keep me hooked on my GameCube... Tie.

If they made a really good controller like the GameCube controller and started porting all of the games from other systems over to computer that would own.

My friend rented Twin Snakes last night, and he likes it. I've technically already played it through about 6 years ago, but oh well, I can help him "over the phone"!