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Games boss claims Intel killing PC games business
Stan Beer
Thursday, 13 July 2006 19:02
"Integrated graphics cannot compete with the console gaming experience," he told the audience at the develop conference in Brighton. He said many PCs now ship with integrated graphics systems that cannot be upgraded, especially laptops. Rein said that PCs with integrated garphics are incapable of running games like Gears of War from his company."
As a parting suggestion, Rein suggested that Intel exits the gaming market. No doubt that Intel would have a few words to say in response. We would be interested to hear them.
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