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It's true that Titanfall has done well in sales, but

Oct. 19, 2017 by Katherine Berry

It's true that Titanfall has done well in sales, but it's not the fastest-selling game on console and PC since the original Titan. The game is a game that requires very little in the way of story, visuals and story. It's a game not to be missed.

Let's start with the most obvious point: the game is fast. It's fast and I don't think it's any less than a console game.

What is it that I missed? It's the game I didn't play before.

I was a huge fan of the first PC, but after a few minutes I realized that I didn't want a new PC. I wanted a console that could run the game at a much higher resolution. I could play it on a PC that I could still play through, which would be a huge win for me, as the game would be a lot of fun to play.

So I went back to the Titanfall FAQ, and found the answer:

"The game is fast, with a playable experience on a 1080p PC, and is not a game we recommend to anyone who wants to play in 1080p. You can play the game on a 1080p PC, but you will need a 4K TV and a high-definition monitor to play. In the future, we will allow you to purchase a console which supports the new system. We want to allow people to play the game for both people and for console."

It's hard to argue with that. It's not like EA can do anything other than push games to an extremely high refresh rate. That would make all the difference to how fast the game is.

And I'm not alone in thinking that. I also think that there is a little bit of a stigma attached to games that are not quite as fast as a console.

So let's break it down for this game:

So what are you waiting for? Let's start from the beginning and see what this new console game will offer.

The game is a free to play game, and you play on a single account. You're not required to buy anything (other than the game itself). You can buy the game in your PC or on the Nintendo Switch or PC when you're ready to play it on the console. It's a $10 game that will be available at launch for $10 for the first week of the year and $20 at the end of the year.

The game will also include a