@Juub1990 said:
@Diddies said:
This is exactly why I didn't throw in the games that Xbox got into the conversation I did because PC gets free games too. As soon as Xplode made another fool of himself by saying "well we get 240 games in those 5 years." I knew that he was being dumb yet again. lol It shows that PC will cost you more at the beginning, but you get a better experience, cheaper games, no online fee to even play, and it will be cheaper long run to play on PC and also have a better experience.
I hate to say this but generally more hardcore gamers make less money than the national average. It sucks but it true. There have been studies on this. What happens is these people want the now experience and get what is cheaper now instead of the long run to invest in a better experience at a cheaper price. Generally most of these hardcore gamers do not have a $1000+ to just go drop it at one time to build a PC. It sucks but it is true.
He's also lying. Xbox One X gets about 2 free games per month. Over a year that's 24 games and over 5 years that's 120 games. Not 240. Since its release 4 years ago, the Xbox One X offered 75 games with Gold. You can find the complete list here.
Note how many games that are about 2-3 years old by the time they hit Games with Gold and after that long on PC, a game that old can be found for 10$ so you may as well just buy it and own it rather than rent it. Not to mention among those 75 games I counted, only 5 interested me and there's also a lot of garbage on that list. Goat Simulator? The Deer God? Yeah shit games. Games with Gold is an added value but don't kid yourself, the main attraction of Xbox Live is the ability to play online, something that is free on PC. If you attempt to get your gaming fix solely by relying on it, you're gonna be very disappointed.
that's not exactly correct, you get four free games per month, albeit two of them are for the xbox360 but a lot of them work on the xboxone as well. Games with gold didn't start when the xboxone released either, it was already on the x360 as well, and the games you got there for free, if they become bc compatible with the xboxone, then you can play them on the xboxone too.
As for the offerings, we all know that the offerings for xbox are better than what you get on playstation, mostly the offerings are not that interesting, but you're not paying xboxlive for those extra games, those extra games are just an extra.
Your paying for xboxlive to use microsoft xbox live network, which isn't only better in most features than what you find on steam, it's also better regulated and it's one standardized platform. You don't have that on the pc, not every game that releases on the pc is on steam, and we're talking about major multiplats here. With xbox that's not the case. If you make a friend through a game on xbox, you can join him in any game he plays on the xbox.
You may be able to play free on the pc, but it's not exactly the same experience. In a lot of ways, xbox live is a lot better.
Also let's not exaggerate the price here, I pay 50 bucks a year, sometimes 40 when there's a sale.
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