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Also, I switch between games with obsolete graphics & good ones, which makes me less tired of them.
Meaning say a forest and a plush landscape, literally becomes a desert at low settings.
That's not the case on consoles obviously.
I never knew M&B even had grass or trees, being on my old computer, i can never go beyond the lowest of settings.
On this computer, its now a whole different game.
And so graphics do matter, it's just a question of how much in good graphics people want.
I've found over the years that all the games I consider to be the best and that I like the most in my whole list are under or around about a gig in size. Anything which is overblown and which only have 3D graphics to deliver to you usually end up being insipid and boring. The only factor which help go around this is when I am playing a game of a specific genre I'm already super into. Which is simply another way for me to say I manage to ignore it in favour of other way better sides offered in that particular game.