
One of the joys of PC gaming is compatibility. When you buy or build a gaming PC or laptop, you can safely expect to get access to the widest array of modern games, dodging the minefield of console exclusivity on the Xbox and PlayStation. But what if the wide compatibility of PC games died?
We’re beginning to see hints of this with a growing divide over optimization for NVIDIA or AMD hardware. "Exclusive partnerships" between the big chip manufacturers and game developers are leading to new releases tailored far more for one hardware brand over others.