When you pay $300 for a console, you can play the latest games for many years to come.
When you pay $300 for PC, you will find yourself upgrading your hardware to keep up with the most demanding games. The graphics may not look as good when compared to the PC version of the same game (assuming you have the latest hardware), but the fact that the games of the near-future (Rage, Killzone 3) will run at 100% on your system without the need of any upgrades is a great feeling.
Portability - Bring your console with you. Instant gaming at your friend's place.
Why would they be slimming down our consoles? Of course it's not just for looks.
Yes, it's true. People take their consoles with them.
Unless you have a mini-ATX build, your PC is staying home.
Accessibility - Anyone can do it. Get together with friends.
Just plug in and play. Don't worry about the hardware. We have that covered. Have fun for the next several years.
The games. The variety. Consoles have them, PCs don't.
It's not just about exclusivity. It's the variety that makes consoles get more attention from the masses.
Find a game like Super Mario Galaxy 2 on the PC. You can't
Find a game like Uncharted 2 on the PC. You can't.
Find a game like Little Big Planet 2 on the PC. You can't.
What you can find on the PC are games that can only take advantage of the mouse/keyboard configuration (for the most part).
Consoles get a lot more attention from the mainstream because consoles offer games for everyone.
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