If you don't copy this message and send to 5 different friends your console will explode. My main problem with consoles is loading times in the big triple A games, it's such a waste of time when you constantly have to stare at a loading screen 20-60 seconds. In the past 2 weeks I was on vacation and played Fallout 3 for the first time, I picked the GOTY edition on steam summer sale for 5 euros. I played it on max settings on my 5 year old pc with graphics mods and no loading times. All that time I was playing I was imagining the pain if I played it on my PS3 and had to stare at a loading screen every time I entered or left a building. PC is best system no questions hands down no doubt right in money but PS2 is king.

Yeah, of course not at once, I'm saying you'll never have to make an initial investment again, just add in an upgrade once or twice a decade.

BTW, you pay $100 for a mouse and keypad? Wow.

And screen is the same with consoles as well.

lol. What do you think the WiiU is, alien tech? It's a PC too, just a weaker one. A console is still less expensive than a comparable PC because the company behind it sells it for less than it would cost you to build one that's as powerful.

Not completely accurate. A lot of people still buy desktops. People just don't upgrade those nearly as much as they do tablets and notebooks, which become outdated much faster. Also, families may have multiple tablets or notebooks while only one desktop, which they feel less inclined to consistently upgrade due to their notebooks or tablets.

Because it's too expensive to be put in "random shit"

Yes it applies to both, but who doesn't have a tv in 21th century ?

Funny. Comparing hardware revenue generated in PCs to consoles? Do you realize how flawed that is? 

Compare a platforms hardware revenue that can sell a GPU that in of itself costs more than consoles, and that is just one of many components to a platform that basically just sells you a box and maybe an extra controlller and nothing else? Do you realize that just ONE PC gamer could spend up to $2000 on GPUs, CPU, SSD or "computers, upgrades and peripherals" as the article you linked to clearly states wheras that same amount of money is revenue generated from selling FIVE PS4s to FIVE different people???? You don't see the problem with that?

I am not saying PC gaming isn't growing, but its nothing like what most PC gamers like to make it sound. Just look at software sales. Look at watch dogs, compare sales of that game on consoles to PCs. Then look at GTA5, do you think if that game was released simultaneously on consoles and PCs PCs would have sold even up to half of the console sales?

The problem when people bring up this argument, they think "it cost this much to upgrade". They don't think the average consumer knows nothing about gaming PCs. The initial investment is significantly more expensive than a console. But the pay-offs are only higher graphical fidelity and a higher frame rate.

So cheaper games, all 7 generation worth of games, mods, and free online are nothing now?

Well, if you want equalivent, I say right now, you can get a PC for $800 that will give u either exact performance as the ps4 at minimum or more in certain cases. You can also get a PC thats for $600 right now that is also the exact performance as a ps4 but its too much in the borderline imo, if you pay $800, its a guarantee. But if you want to buy one in winter 2015. it will cost you $600 at most to get a PC that has the same performance as a ps4. Now, I say at most because getting a PC in winter 2015 is a really great time to get on and the reason is that DDR4 should be coming out in 2015 and what that will do is make all the DDR3 memory dirt cheap. And on top of that, a proper intel refresh as well as nvidia/amd gpu refresh should get the costs down in their last generation cards by a lot! So, if you do decide to wait (which I recommend) and get a in winter 2015. You will be saving a lotttt of money while having the same if not better performance than a ps4 in third party games

Now look at the quote I put in italics. Does that make any sense to you with your obviously upset response. Incase you didn't understand... The average consumer knows nothing about gaming PCs