The Future Of PC Gaming part 3

That leads us to the second option: universal games engines. Put simply, this is where you only need one set of gaming software installed on your PC. Graphics and sounds, along with saved game data, could fit on something like a CD or even streamed online over an Internet connection.

Final thoughts
The above is just a small subset of the shifts in PC gaming technology we are likely to see. As gadgets evolve, so too will the way we play games on our computers. We will also see a change in the way we buy hardware and software for our gaming rigs.
While many hardcore gamers have a plethora of games consoles, their games rigs will still be the number one choice for a variety of titles. There is just no denying that PC gaming offers better graphics and sound quality than even the best consoles on the market today. And while that continues to be the case, the PC gaming market share will be alive and kicking for many years to come

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