@chikenfriedrice said:
@Zelda187 said:
@chikenfriedrice said:
@PurpleMan5000 said:
@chikenfriedrice said:
Console gaming isn't dying....but the PC is the superior platform, it's just not everyone can afford to experience it at it's highest.
True, but if you can afford to game on consoles, you can afford a PC experience that is better than your console experience.
I don't know about that....PC gaming is expensive if you want the best. I know there are builds out there that can match the current consoles in power for about the same price if not a little higher but if you really want the PC experience it's a bit more pricey.
PC gaming is only super expensive if you're one of the few who goes batshit crazy overboard.
I'm totally content with being able to max out games at 60+ FPS at 1080p on a single monitor setup.
I don't SLI/Crossfire (causes more negatives than positives), I don't pay out the ass for "gaming" mouses and keyboards, and I couldn't give two shits about playing on multiple monitors (why the hell people want their game split up on 3+ different screens is beyond me).
All in all my newest rig cost about $1400
But $1400 isn't cheap and you probably will upgrade in less time than the console cycle.
No, $1400 isn't cheap.
But by the time you've spent $500 on an XBone, built a library of around 10 games, and paid for a year or two subscription to XB Live...then you've spent around $1400.
And you aren't getting anywhere close to the level of gameplay or graphical detail, no access to an assortment of mods, no access to Steam and it's enormous library of super cheap and even free games, etc.
In the long run, console gaming is actually much more expensive than PC gaming and you're getting an inferior product.
And yes, I'll upgrade again before the next console cycle. But I'll probably only upgrade my GPU over the next 2-3 years.
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