I don't know which has better games because many overlap. However, I'd rarther be playing on some kind of console. I can't stand using the keyboard to do stuff, and computers can be unreliable or freeze at the worst time.

i agree but i like comp alittle but more i just dont know why

I like PC games better, but if some don't work I freak out , Maybe cause I might quit them in a while and work on something else... In a few words I use my PC for hundreads of stuff, so I don't feel uncomfortable with it. But things might change as I'm getting an X360 this christmas.

This is how I see it. People that actually know what they are doing with a computer...like updating drivers, getting the right drivers, turning off unnecessary settings, making sure background programs are not using all of your memory/processor, ect...... will always prefer computers.

The average person who has no clue what they are doing with the more technical aspects of computers will just get a console, which is great for them. If they can play they are happy.

But computers you get the opportunity to optimize performance/quality. Therefore if you spend some time optimizing game settings, you will probably get a better quality game. For example, I saw Oblivion on the X360 and it looked similar to the computer version. But after mods and optimization of the settings(ingame and files) I got a much better game than any person playing Xbox 360 could imagine.

Downfall of computers, they are expensive. But I believe there is a misconception about that. If you do not do your research on products you will probably waste a lot of money, because companies tack on different aspects that are useless but jack up the price.

But all in all it depends if you just want to play, messing around with technical stuff and also what games you enjoy playing.