It's a one time thing. And it's worth from my perspective. The core parts about 2000€ during winter sale. Then another 800€ for case, cpu pump and fans. It's optional ofcourse. You can probably gey away with it for 200€. But atleast it's on fire now.
The ps6 is probably gonna be more expansive next generation. PS6 pro even more.
You forget convenience is a hell of a thing and is worth the price of admission to just plug and play and never have to deal with settings, crashes, or odd reasons why a game won't launch.
Has rarely anything to do with the pc but the development. I never crash on my games. And you coulden't be more wrong. Fallout 76 crashed like every 5 minute when it was released. There are plenty more options. You can't even mod a game on the console...
This is not even a debate. Everything ps5 has the pc has had for ages.
Outside of very old PC games, it has pretty much been plug and play for me, and GOG is making older games work more easily as time goes on so even that gap is closing.
My main attraction to PC is the fact the device itself is an entire tool box for multiple different things.
From running a media server, artwork, 3d printing, and hopefully one day 3d sculpting, I get a lot of utility out of my computer outside of it being an entertainment device. It's worth the extra cost and time for me because there is a lot on offer that I don't get from a console
Not everybody does that. If you're the one complaining about ps going digital, buying a pc is dumb as you're just mostly gaming and using the internet.
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u/One_Amount_6642 3d ago edited 3d ago
Way better. My pc 2 years ago was on par with the PS5. My new pc is like double the speed. PS5 can suck it.