I think that the console exclusives suit me much more than the PC exclusives, so that's it.

Just pointing out the ridiculousness of his argument. You could say that the Vita is the superior handheld because it technically has more games than the 3DS by a country mile. But the Vita is a dead system, and the 3DS keeps on chugging. 

Don't know how you could get that from what I said. Unless you weren't really trying to understand what I was saying.

I read/watch reviews. Watch trailers and dev dairies. Usually on youtube, and usually on my PC. I have never even used twitch and I can't even understand how anyone is ok with watching other people play games. Funny enough, I have the same reservations when it comes to porn.

Well i love both !

But i prefere console because atlus & naughty dog is on console only so ^^

I couldn't agree more..

Games and ease of use. I buy a PS4 game and know it will run on the system. PC is fine too, I do admire mods on games such as Elder Scrolls.

While there's a lot to read on the topic, as a former multiplatformer, here's my take.

After 2 gaming PCs and 2 gaming laptops, I just don't want to deal with the hassle of playing on a PC anymore. I don't want to check if my PC can run something, I don't want to check if I have drivers that work properly, I don't want to check if it's DRM or not, I don't want to check if it interferes somehow with my antivirus and so on.
I work daily on a laptop, in the office and in the field. I have a laptop on my lap every single fucking day for work, with a millions tabs and programs opened for everything related to my work and it's drained from me any joy I have out of seeing one of these blasted boxes.

I simply can't get home anymore and get my ass in front of a computer for relaxation. Seeing a PC does not relax me anymore, but rather put me into my work mind set again and it ends up stressing me instead of calming.

So I remain a console gamer. I will go on a PC for a game of LoL or HotS or some Anno...but it's not a platform on which I can game in earnest.

Also, for whomever said that bit with "majority of console gamers can't afford a high end PC"...I would love to see the source for that "statistic", I really would.

PC & Switch is the perfect combo for me for the next years.

I wouldn't say either is better, they both have pros and cons. Some of the cons from PC have drifted over to console (need to install & download sometimes huge updates), whilst some of the pros from console have drifted to PC (standardized gamepad, Steam sort of acting like the standard modern console OS). PC gamers gotta troubleshoot their own system, and often rely on fan patches to fix whatever is the latest mess Bethesda or Ubisoft has created...but then again PC guys tend to get their issues resolved and games patched faster than the console guys.

2005? I had that this year with Ori and the blind forest definitive edition on Steam.

Sure it downloaded all the updates straight away
My laptop far exceeds minimum specs, however with the default settings it ran like crap
I lowered the settings, still kept getting bad drops and sound cutting out
Settled on minimum specs, playable, but still hard drops in fps during fights making it hard to play.
Since my laptop has 2 gpus, I tried to find out whether it was maybe using integrated graphics instead of the GeForce card, seems it was using the GeForce.
My laptop is 2 years old and the gpu gets pretty hot, maybe that is the cause, dunno, no warnings or anything anywhere.
Downloaded new drivers for the NVidea Geforce experience didn't help. Except now Spin tires ran like crap as well :/ Used to run at 60fps... (could have been a game update too)
Besides all that I use a DS4 with Steam, however the game expects an Xbox controller,  prompts were all wrong and some buttons didn't work. I had to download another program to configure the DS4 to pretend to be an Xbox controller. Confusion stayed with button prompts.
I gave up after 111 minutes according to Steam, haven't touched it since.

Instead I played Infinifactory on my laptop though remote play from the ps4. No performance drops, no hassle., can freely switch between tv and laptop to tinker away at it when some time was available yet not the tv. Correct button prompts, gameplay recording not effecting the game.


Most of my encounters with PC gaming nowadays is through my kids, They play Minecraft on it and always want to try out mods they've seen on You tube. Fuck mod versions, minecraft versions, forge versions, java settings, random crashes, crippling slowdown, incompatibility between mods. I spend more time trying to get the mods to run and play nice together than my kids actually play with them. 10-15 minutes later they're bored and look for the next mod.