I had some pennies left over from my PC built.
If you demand respect or gratitude for your volunteer work, you're doing volunteering wrong.
Why did you buy the console you own? | |||
Brand Loyalty | 45 | 15.57% | |
Exclusives | 188 | 65.05% | |
Multiplatform | 8 | 2.77% | |
Controller | 10 | 3.46% | |
Community | 8 | 2.77% | |
Track Record | 30 | 10.38% | |
Total: | 289 |
I had some pennies left over from my PC built.
If you demand respect or gratitude for your volunteer work, you're doing volunteering wrong.
1. Price - 400-500 $ every 5 years is OK for me.
2- Games library quality/quantity - I count both multi and ex games, Sony is the winner in both scenarios if we talk about 8ht gen. Sony games are often the very best games I played in my life.
3 - In my country console players are mostly older and more hardcore players than PC users, so mulitplayer matchmaking benefits from it a lot.
4 - Physical disk games - I leaved PC industry simply because of mandatory Steam. I often lend my games to my friends and I borrow them, so this is deal killer for me.
5 -Simplicity - Im not techy tech guy.
6- My TV is almost 3x bigger than my monitor.
KingofTrolls said: 1. Price - 400-500 $ every 5 years is OK for me. 2- Games library quality/quantity - I count both multi and ex games, Sony is the winner in both scenarios if we talk about 8ht gen. Sony games are often the very best games I played in my life. 3 - In my country console players are mostly older and more hardcore players than PC users, so mulitplayer matchmaking benefits from it a lot. 4 - Physical disk games - I leaved PC industry simply because of mandatory Steam. I often lend my games to my friends and I borrow them, so this is deal killer for me. 5 -Simplicity - Im not techy tech guy. 6- My TV is almost 3x bigger than my monitor. |
You probably sit x3 further away from it tho right? Obviously for couch multiplayer a big ass TV is a great thing to have but if you are sat directly in front of it I find little difference between my 22in monitor and my 42in TV
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Ganoncrotch said:
You probably sit x3 further away from it tho right? Obviously for couch multiplayer a big ass TV is a great thing to have but if you are sat directly in front of it I find little difference between my 22in monitor and my 42in TV |
I think yes, but still - for me - I can feel the difference.
Because it's easier to set up offline multiplayer matches/playthroughs there than in PC.
First, Second and Third party games. certainly not disappointed so far, and there is A LOT to look forward to. plus, great graphics and interface, lots of neat features and at the time i bought it, VR was all but confirmed, and that interests me.