This generation has seen gamers focusing on the differences between the same games on different systems. Even though this difference ( especially when compared to previous gens ) is minimal and almost non existent, there's is still a lot of importance placed on it.

So I want to know whether you guys feel better and feel as if your money has been better spent since you're playing the best version of the game? This can mean that you're playing the game at 1080P instead of 900P ( Batman: Arkham Knight ) or it can mean that you're playing the version of the game that is usually running at a higher framerate than the other version ( The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt )

I'm playing MGS5 on PS3.

Yes, I would.

Doesn't matter because I'm not playing PC versions of most of those multiplats.

Also, I'm playing a video game. Not a dick-measurer. If it looks good enough to be on my console then I'm good.

Of course it makes you feel better that you got more for your money's worth, even if it doesn't matter gameplay-wise.

I still don't understand why people chose to pay more for a weaker console with less games on it and why they pay the same price for a worse game.
It's their money and their choice, so I don't really care what they do with it, but it makes little sense to me.

I never play a game at its best unless its an exclusive(Not a PC gamer).

Even though I owned a PS3 I'm super happy my first playthrough of the last of us was on PS4.

I'm not the type of person who cares about graphics and framerates that much, so no.

Maybe because the games they like on that console you can´t find them on the more powerfull one, some people still cares about the software over the hardware, crazy I know.

If that mattered, everyone would be a Pc gamer