I haven't been to a game or music store in about 2 years. The local Fry's electronics has 100+ feet of shelf space for PC games though, and the mac section is comparable to one of the consoles.
I think maybe computer gamers are a different demographic than console gamers, at fry's you have a much broader range of ages and types of people and more likely to have people with $ to spend.
Main reason I don't bother going to game stores since they just seem to be full of kids that I typically don't feel I have anything in common with socially or on the gaming front.
Reason that there aren't more PC games is probably partly down to publishers making a lot more money out of consoles, they are cheaper, less hassle and the games tend to be simpler than what PC's traditionally were, though that has changed with the majority of PC games just being console ports.
I think maybe computer gamers are a different demographic than console gamers, at fry's you have a much broader range of ages and types of people and more likely to have people with $ to spend.
Main reason I don't bother going to game stores since they just seem to be full of kids that I typically don't feel I have anything in common with socially or on the gaming front.
Reason that there aren't more PC games is probably partly down to publishers making a lot more money out of consoles, they are cheaper, less hassle and the games tend to be simpler than what PC's traditionally were, though that has changed with the majority of PC games just being console ports.