The Witcher 3 on Switch vs PS4 - The Complete Tech Breakdown DIgital Foundry Videos

[Ganoncrotch]

Chazore said:

Ganoncrotch said:

If by "hold onto" you mean why I built the 2 PC's in the last 2 years or why I still own a PS4 I have never sold a console and I had an old PC and a lot of money so just got the 2 Ryzen builds instead of using a very out of date Core2Quad, Have a 1700/980ti and a 2600/780ti in my office, they're not PCMR machines but they're very capable of playing whatever I throw at them @ 1080p/ultra.

Just to clarify, I wouldn't sell systems because I have money? I guess is the answer you asking me for? Confused slightly.

I meant to ask in why you've invested in the other two, when one being mobile seemingly (always in this regard) trumps both of them. If you're 9/10 going to always choose one device's mobile factor over the others, it makes me question why you still hold onto the other two devices, since they cannot trump the other device's one redeeming factor. 

Again from my Sig you can see the dates of the last games played on the PSN platform (have to change the xbox part in the url to psn) but aye looks like

Just played the Secret of Mana game this year and platinum-ed that, which... is a year where I have psn+ , great use of that subscription! but again I have those systems because... I have those systems (?) I have my PC's because I do a ton of work on the PC when I'm home, almost all of my entertainment in terms of video is either stored on the PCs or my NAS which is hooked to my 1080p projector in the sitting room which can do picture in picture so as to cut it for PC on one side playing a video and playing docked Switch on the other side.

My setup has a literal ton of redundant hardware involved in it, If I was to count them up, there are.... 6 different sound systems set up here lol, Because I'm a lazy fuck but just love tech I setup my projector with overlapped set of speakers and sub-woofers so as to not require changing of any audio between Switch/PS4/PC when they're in use, each setup can't really be used beyond 25-30% without creating neighbour killing levels of sound, but still... I have them because, I can and it's fun.

I dunno really when it comes to keeping stuff which I use maybe 1 day in 365 like the PS4 for Mana, I just know that if I was to not have it I would probably think about wanting it back in the fold, that's why I knew things like the WiiU and X1 were failures to me when I had chances to buy them for buttons and just didn't bother as I couldn't justify owning those when I've got parts of my setup which get used once in a 12 month period.

Last edited by Ganoncrotch - on 17 October 2019