Just because it has not released on PC yet does not make it "console only"

Other games that aren't on that list still sold a lot. You're making local multiplayer on the PS2 sound like something only a couple hundred people experienced.

I come from a land down under.

Reason #1 I don't want a hyper-realistic Zelda. Not to mention, this pretty much sums up my thoughts about the Skulltula.

I have a feeling this is going to hurt a lot of people who were given the money and did not exploit, bad idea rockstar. They just want the money from microtransactions.

I'd assume you could split a two players between two screens/monitors.

But more than 8 players, especially 16 on 1-2 screens sounds pretty impractical.

shhhshhhshhshh.... stop being stupid

Oh shit you can come up with completely irrelevant facts to the current discussion at hand? Damn I had no idea.

You can blame consoles and their migration to online multiplayer for that trend. Even despite the lack of local multiplayer support in most PC games, PC gaming has always had a strong local multiplayer culture (i.e. LAN parties, gaming cafes) that non-Nintendo consoles haven't had since the PS1's launch.

That depends on where the consumer keeps things. The basement area where we keep the Tv and games in our house can accustom well over 16 people at once, (not to say its a common occurrence). Some people have the space, not to mention that might accommodate those who have LAN parties.

Looks like a great idea. Making Lan parties popular again. But wait a minute. . . what if Half Life 3 is MEANT to be played by 16 people at once. Conspiracy Theorists. . . .

So he goes to /r/gaming, the current holder of the idiot ball on reddit?

As far as communities go, yea I agree that reddit is pretty shitty.

Gaben spends time on the worst website on the Internet?

I believe they call them "televisions".

if gaudy is your thing then this is great

Wow, that's terrible looking.

Such joke
Very doge
Much use
Not funny