Nope.
Haven't upgraded my PC since 2010 and it would cost a few times more than $400 to do what I would consider to be a proper upgrade with respect to performance, which is the primary argument for gaming on PC.
$400 with respect to PC gaming would buy me a good VGA card. I could leave the upgrades at that and enjoy far better graphical performance for games that are published for Windows, but as someone who uses a Mac as their primary PC, the Windows PC isn't used by default for anything currently. It's almost never turned on with the rare exception of when I want to play some games on Steam. So, it would only be used for PC gaming. Not something I do often enough for a $400 upgrade.
The PS3 is still my default HDTV media box in addition to games so it sees regular use anyway. The PS4 will simply supplement and eventually replace it once I transition off of PS3 games and will eventually become my default media box.
I still wouldn't be able to play PS3 or PS4 exclusives on the PC with a $400 VGA card upgrade, or even the proper $1,200 new build I'd prefer to put together.







