The games were likely only ever planned to exist on console and the request for PC cones in way later, however at that time the game just barely runs on PC (it doesn't need to be performant or representative, just play), and relies on an engine architecture based on having cell SPEs or an (almost) unified memory architecture. Remember that the games you're talking about existed before licensing ue4/unity was the default option for AAA games. If you want to have a mature discussion on the topic don't start out with this attitude.
> the PC port is deliberately gimped due to being developed for console. ITunes will show you the progress of burning.I have worked on console games since the 360/PS3 era, (which was 10 years ago, so my info is probably a little rusty)
Include CD Text: If selected, information such as artist and track name will be displayed in some CD Players. Use Sound Check: This equalizes the volume of each track to make them play at the same volume. You can choose to have no gap between songs. Gap between songs: This setting will create space between tracks during playback. Under the Audio CD settings you will have options to improve the burning process like adjusting the gap between songs and volume adjuster. Burn Settings will show you 3 options for the type of CD you burn: Audio CD, MP3 CD and Data CD/DVD. Check the CD that you will use and it will show you the recommended speed for the burning This will determine how fast data will copied to the CD.
Select the drive that has the burning function or select the drive that you want to use for the process. Step 3: Choosing your burner (This is for those who have multiple CD drives in there computer) A window will appear, showing your Burn setting. Go to "File" and then "Burn Playlist to Disc". Step 2: Once done with your playlist, click the "Done" button. Tip: You may prefer to have your music burn in an order that you want so you better arrange them into your desired sequencing. Drag the songs/album that you want and add them to the playlist. To make a new playlist, Go to the playlist tab at the top of your iTunes window, then press the + (plus icon). You must first create a playlist with the music of your choice. This tutorial will teach you how to burn iTunes music into a CD using iTunes. How to Burn iTunes Music to CD Using iTunes
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