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Over the last few days we've looked at all of the leading games consoles and platforms out right now and tried to convince you why you should spend your hard-earned cash. Today, Mark Walton tells you why it's time for you to bring a dedicated PC for gaming into your living room.

More so than consoles, the gaming PC really can be all things to all people. You can choose to dive into the deepest of strategy and simulation games, or turn competitive and take on eSports' finest. You can play all the big cross platform console exclusives with the highest visual fidelity, or you can explore the depths of the internet to find the latest 8-bit inspired indie gem. And even if you aren't into what you might consider "core" games, there's a plethora of social titles to discover.

As an open platform, the freedom to play however you choose is the PC's greatest asset; it also used to be its greatest burden. But, thanks to much improved driver support, download services like Steam, and an abundance of great value hardware, getting into PC gaming is easier than ever before. With sleek gaming hardware on offer, great couch-friendly co-op games, and controller-friendly interfaces like Steam Big Picture, these days it's easy to move the PC out of the office or bedroom, and enjoy its unmatched library of games from the comfort of your living room.

An Amazing Library of Games

What a library it is too. The entire history of video games, from the first text-based adventures, to the latest and greatest big-budget blockbusters, is there for the playing. The sheer diversity of games on offer is staggering. For starters, the PC is the natural home for strategy games like

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Over the last few days we've looked at all of the leading games consoles and platforms out right now and tried to convince you why you should spend your hard-earned cash. Today, Mark Walton tells you why it's time for you to bring a dedicated PC for gaming into your living room.

More so than consoles, the gaming PC really can be all things to all people. You can choose to dive into the deepest of strategy and simulation games, or turn competitive and take on eSports' finest. You can play all the big cross platform console exclusives with the highest visual fidelity, or you can explore the depths of the internet to find the latest 8-bit inspired indie gem. And even if you aren't into what you might consider "core" games, there's a plethora of social titles to discover.

As an open platform, the freedom to play however you choose is the PC's greatest asset; it also used to be its greatest burden. But, thanks to much improved driver support, download services like Steam, and an abundance of great value hardware, getting into PC gaming is easier than ever before. With sleek gaming hardware on offer, great couch-friendly co-op games, and controller-friendly interfaces like Steam Big Picture, these days it's easy to move the PC out of the office or bedroom, and enjoy its unmatched library of games from the comfort of your living room.

An Amazing Library of Games

What a library it is too. The entire history of video games, from the first text-based adventures, to the latest and greatest big-budget blockbusters, is there for the playing. The sheer diversity of games on offer is staggering. For starters, the PC is the natural home for strategy games like