At this point PC is the winner here with both Microsoft and Sony dumping their exclusives as PC releases as well. Sony is smart having it be delayed a year or two but regardless it will end up on PC with better settings and a huge modding community.
Yeah, aside from the upfront cost difference, what’s the downside of a PC in the gaming world? (My ps4 is crapping out so I’m making the next choice soon)
The main downside I find with PC gaming is not being able to play with friends who use PlayStation (with some exceptions like apex). I can cross play most things with my Xbox friends though quite easily.
I like the versatility of having mouse and keyboard for shooters and strategy/management games, but then having a controller and streaming it to my living room tv for actions games.
As someone entering Pc gaming ~ this. I love my steam deck but it’s a PC at the end of the day and you have to worry about tweaking and a bunch of stuff. The only thing PC has is more games and mods but 50 different launchers is such a headache. I also love the xbox community.
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u/pwn3dbyth3n00b Nov 15 '22
At this point PC is the winner here with both Microsoft and Sony dumping their exclusives as PC releases as well. Sony is smart having it be delayed a year or two but regardless it will end up on PC with better settings and a huge modding community.