While I agree that Demon's souls was harder, Dark Souls was a better, more polished game all around, imo.

Implies Demons Souls is harder...ignoring the insanely broken magic system...

Oh Lol...

Gotta disagree, thought dark souls was a lot harder than Demon's Souls, or at least cheaper and less skill based.

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Seen* lol

Lol things like this^ is why I love all you guys on comment sections.

Actually, seems like the majority of console gamers love the difficulty of the Souls games.

PC version of DS is made with a controller in mind, and From Software told everybody up front it wasn't gonna be a top-notch port. They told the truth.

Skyrim was supposed to not be crap; Bethesda said it would be even on all platforms, said the problems of Oblivion and Fallout were gone. Seems like they lied.

Where's the hypocrisy?

Sure, it would be great if Dark Souls had all that crap PC gamers want, but unlike on a console, they can add that in, themselves, and maybe help out a non-PC developer who made the game available on PC purely because of fan interest.

How is that the same as a developer that should be familiar with hardware, is aware of bugs in their chosen engine, and yet opts to release a flawed game anyway for the sake of making money?

Hicken, the PS3 has been a struggle for many developers. It still give programmers difficulties, the RAM is split, the seek and read times for the BLURAY drive is slow. The game was developed by PC developers and of course they will be far more familiar with the XBOX360 architecture. Bethesda even had issues with the Shivering Isles DLC for the PS3.

Basically it's a whole different beast. Even Gabe Newel had choice words about the system until he finally got his hands dirty. But Skyrim is totally different than Portal. It's an open world game and probably gave them some headaches on the PS3. Rage also had issues, the list goes on and on.

The difference with Dark Souls is you have a console developer who struggled with PC development. So of course just like PS3 owners whining and complaining about those PC games, PC gamers have every right to complain about the shoddy port of Dark Souls. It doesn't matter if they told everyone it might not be as good as they hoped, people still don't expect half-assed ports.

You are not a PC gamer. In fact you seem to hate any PC gamer talking about how much better the PC is compared to consoles. Which means you're biased from the get go, so of course you will defend a console developer over a PC developer.

@all

"I hope you realize console gamers were complaining about the difficulty aswell." And the rest of us, who don't need to have our hand held like frail old women, told them stop being a damn crybaby and learn to play the game correctly.

Of course this was maybe 3 yrs ago when demons souls first came out and players told the whiners to man up or shut up.

But your a barely 1 month old account, so why should you know anything about how console gamers treat pc gamer. Especially for a series that has a "seperates the men from the boys", reputation.

"Bunch of hypocrites all you are." Again dumbass unless you can post specific names saying hypocritical statements. This is as stupid as a console gamer generalising all pc gamers as graphics whores, that don't care at all about gameplay.

However bad the console gamers are, you have pc guys that are just as bad.

I remember 1 article lately where ps3 fans were, letting bethesda have it, and as much as i like their games they deserve it.

Lol at people wanting to play the souls game in little girl mode.

Your supposed to adapt to the game, not the other way around, our brains are capable of learning and adapting. Utilize them.

@me Well some of us didn't, obviously know it was a mistranslation.

Really calling another person out for platform bias for or against it, then turning around and doing the exact same thing, perfect example.

The mouse and keyboard doesnt work on the pc version. Move the mouse left and the camera spins out of control.

@allsystemgamer: I believe the /s is implied.