Shaunodon said:
You rushed out to buy next-gen at launch, patiently waited years for Xbox to deliver on any of their promises only to get here and realise they aren't delivering much of anything. Now you can't even wait a week just to see how bad the situation actually is, and want to rush out and build an expensive PC to start a new future there. For now and at least till the end of this gen, Series X will still offer you most of want you apparently want, so why are you already so keen to abandon it?
I'm frustrated at myself that I was patient for most of this gen, had originally planned to not buy next-gen right to this point as P3Reload was the last big cross-gen release I wanted (and until Dragon's Dogma 2 there's no next-gen only titles I've badly needed), but lost patience and chose to dive for the Series X before they increased the retail price late last year. So I just have to wear that decision.
But I'm also not about to suddenly lose all perspective and starting mapping out my whole future post-Xbox. At least for now it still serves some purpose and use. Later in the year I'll probably have a look at PS5 slim prices, PC part prices, and maybe there'll also start to be some news about a PS5 pro or the Switch 2. The lesson people should be learning is that there's usually more benefit to waiting and seeing what products will come out and actually serve your best interest at that immediate point in time, rather than investing in products based on hope and promises.
Xbox will still be releasing all those games they've shown this year, so nothing has really changed there. You still get to play those eventually and can finally feel like this generation delivered on something, hopefully. Then if you want to look for greener pastures afterwards there'll be more and better options at that point in time.
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I know you're right, Series X still offers me everything that I want so I might as well stick with it for the rest of the generation. But I'm so limited in knowledge on the PC front I might as well start learning now 
I have a gaming PC and never actually used it, Lol. There was a time a few years ago where I was considering playing some games on Steam.
I'll be buying a Switch 2 this year as well anyway.
My plan would be to wait and see what hardware MS has for next gen and then decide whether I want that or PC. There's still things about Xbox hardware even if it's totally multiplatform that I'd prefer over PC.
Last edited by Ryuu96 - on 05 February 2024
