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method114 on 12 November 2015
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Mr Puggsly said:
method114 said:
Mr Puggsly said:

A good gaming PC generally cost more than $350. Also, some PC ports are pretty much broken early on. Batman is still broken.


Sure but you don't have to pay for online so you can cut the cost over five years and use that for the PC.  All the software is cheaper as well so you will save money that way as well. Sure some PC ports are broken but so are some console ports. I've owned a PS4 and X1 before so I know some games were broken early on. BF4 was unplayable when it was released. Halo MCC? Yea we all know the mess that was. There was massive issues with almost all Bethesada games on the PS3. People who use consoles like to pretend there games are never broken but it's just not true and it's a silly argument. I've owned all the consoles and just recently went back to PC gaming after being gone for like 10 years. I've experienced the ups and down from all three they all have their pros and cons. At the end of the day though I'm a graphics whore and when I saw my friend run Dying light and Dragon Age Inquistion maxed at 1440p I was amazed and instantly sold everything to build a gaming PC.

I could argue every point. But I'd rather just point out 8th gen consoles have games I want to play that won't be coming to the PC anytime soon if ever. And I really enjoy or look forward to those games.

With that said, I see more value in owning both a PS4 and X1 then a gaming PC. The games I want on PC generally come to those consoles and play fine.

But hey, this is a matter of personal taste. Graphics are secondary to the games I actually want to play.

I can understand that. In my case there is nothing on consoles that was so important that I wanted to keep mine. Everyting I want is multiplat so I don't care about the rest. I will admit that I'll miss The Last of Us 2 but I heard they were thinking of starting a new story and not Joels so if they do that I'll lose interest. I think the highlight of going back to PC gaming for me has been how amazing last gen games look now. I played through the whole ME series again maxing out everything and throwing the resolution up to like 3200X2600 something crazy like that and it just looked amazing I was shocked. Either way to each his own I understand the love for consoles I've own both the X1 and PS4 before as well. PC's have just come a long way since I used to be a PC gamer 10 years ago and I had to go back.