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Darksiders Coming To PC
Darksiders is coming to the PC this summer, so all of you who want to play Zelda and God of War the game on your PCs are finally in luck.
Gamers have been reveling in Darksiders' brutal action (check out our review here), but why should console gamers be the only ones to rip the heart out of Silitha? This June PC owners can now get in on Darksiders' action, and developer Vigil Games says that it's working hard to make this version isn't a half-assed port. "We are working really hard to make sure that key features such as user-defined resolutions, interface and both keyboard and game pad control sets are all up to the standards for today's discerning PC consumer," says the studio's general manager, David Adams.
Are you PC gamers out there excited about a straight-up action game like Darksiders coming to your favorite platform, or do you think the PC is better suited for traditional genres like FPSs, RTSs, MMOs, etc.? What kinds of advantages do you think the PC version would have over the console one that would make you consider playing it on the PC?
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