That's Why PC Is The Best Platform For Gaming

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That's Why PC Is The Best Platform For Gaming

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Ah yes, the legendary "PC exclusives" that have collectively stolen more productivity hours than any AAA title. Nothing says "high-performance gaming rig" like frantically clicking through Minesweeper while pretending to work on spreadsheets. These aren't games—they're sophisticated workplace camouflage with a side of existential dread. The true test of gaming skill isn't your K/D ratio, it's clearing an expert Minesweeper board without breaking a sweat or solving Spider Solitaire while your boss walks by. Let's be honest, we've all felt that rush of adrenaline when the cards cascade in Solitaire—who needs ray tracing when you have that?

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