Game Consoles Kinda Suck
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2023
- I was laying in bed one night trying to bring up the energy to make it to my office to play some Modern Warfare 2, it made me think that game consoles suck, not because they generally suck, sometimes game consoles are pretty good, for some use cases, like playing games.
I just got really annoyed I would have to spend another £70 rebuying Modern Warfare 2 over on my PS5 to avoid having to go to my office.
Feel Free to send me a copy on PS5 Activision, I would be eternally greatful!
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Owning a switch and PC is the best setup for me. if i wanna game on my couch i have my steam controller switch controller, ps5, and xbox controllers if i wanna game on my switch I just switch lol. I found no reason to own a ps5 or xbox SS or SX.
Agreed. Most modern games just don't really appeal to me anyway, and those that do are mostly Nintendo exclusives anyway. The Switch also has the added convenience of on-the-go gaming. And PC is great for emulating retro consoles.
Tbh there is no reason to own those consoles, you have to pay for online, the games are expensive, barely any exclusives and then those just come to pc anyway, the only real reason to have one is if you can’t afford a pc or if you just want to be with your friends.
Game consoles fell off and became, in my opinion, completely irrelevant after ps3/360.
@@Coopdog0108 yeah i never cared for sony but that ps3 was pretty dope as far as the free online for cod and battlefield stuff.
PC, gamepass, steam, Quest3 for your all VR/PCVR needs is all you need. If you have a PS4 then you're good for all things Sony. PS5 can only run PS4 games, and PSVR is dead. What a failure that system is this! F^** that PS5 Pro! It's still gonna struggle with 4K 60FPS. Why???
Paid online has to be eliminated on consoles for a step in the right direction. My hope is that the subscription services will replace paid online and it will become free for everyone across the board. I am very happy with Game Pass and PS Plus because I get so much content to play and I can also buy games on sale more often.
I completely agree, I will happily pay for both but only because of game pass and PS+, if it wasn't for that I would exclusive game online for free on my PC. I didn't have online on my playstation for almost two years before PS+ was released because it almost felt pointless
Strongly agree.
I agree I tried to play GTA 5 online with a friend and it said I had to pay for online. I just hope they make it free
Paying for online play is absolute trash and I dunno how we ever allowed it.
I game on both, but personally the monthly online subscriptions bother me so much, I hope valve can fill in the pc/consle gap with their steam deck
Here is to hoping, the only real issue is the easyanticheat doesn't really work with linux making some multiplayer games impossible to play on the steam deck unless you install windows
@@CJTheSecond925 I wish developers fix that
I’m someone who has jumped the console ship I’ve been on my whole life solely because of my steamdeck. The freedom, the surprising amount of performance for a handheld, not paying fees to be able to use my internet connection, it’s so refreshing. I can set it up to my tv/monitor, use my mouse and keyboard, and so much more. It’s definitely gotten me wanting to build a good PC.
Consoles used to be top end gaming hardware when PS3 came out. They were quite on par with high end PCs when PS4 came out. But by the time PS4 Pro came out it was mid end, and now PS5 and Series X is actually only bit better than lower end PCs.
My problem with consoles is the lack of 4k 120fps games. Next gen’s have been out for years now and there’s barely a handful titles that support it
Completely agree, I don't even think the PS5 even really outputs at 4k despite it saying on the box it is capable?
I'm fine with 1080p for the most part, but if I'm on a coach with the game on my TV, I expect it to be better than that
You aren't gonna plsy games at that resolution at over 120fps at max settings even om a 4090. You expect way too much.
@@oo--7714 there are already a small handful of games on consoles that run 4k at 120 fps. If the console can support it why aren’t developers using the full power of the console? Sounds like bullshit too me
@@CJTheSecond925god of war ragnarok?
Problem is lack of good games. I rather have a good game over graphics. Sure graphics matter. But. Having best graphics is pointless if the game is trash
I feel like both console and PC have a role to play. And thats why I appreciate them both.
I completely agree, I still play my PS5, I think theres a time and place for both but if you like games I would always recommend PC if you're heavily invested
@@CJTheSecond925 I grew up on Playstation as a kid. First gaming experience was on PS2 then i got a PS3 when i was 6 years old a few months after it came out. Loved it. Got a PS4 near release. Loved it. Got an XBOX soon after, and i liked it too. Better UI and much better controller for my specific hands. Got my first PC in January 2017, a pre-built. Used that as a foundation to make upgrades on, and eventually built my own PC's from scratch. While i will always look back nostalgically at my console years, i'm very happy on PC, and will very likely never return, especially not as a main way of gaming. Console is alright for a simple quick gaming session with no BS, but the versatility, freedom to do what you want how you want to, PC provides, will never be topped by any console.
*_"I feel like both console and PC have a role to play"_*
Nope, consoles are a waste of money? Cheaper? Nope, because you pay a lot of the games and subscription, plus most console owner also own a PC, so they're spending way more than if they would just be playing on PC.
@@user-ev4ov6wr1d I mean console is usually for simplicity factor and PC hardware can be very outrageously expensive and very tedious to learn from scratch on approach. Console vs PC is just a never ending debate that will go on and on since both sides want to flaunt ego over stupid shit lol.
@@CJTheSecond925 I agree with that. That's why many have both and appreciate them for what they offer.
Honestly gaming on my gtx 1080 pc was more fun for me than any ps5/xbox x experience. The only reason i play sometimes on console is because my pc is very old and crashes sometimes
Consoles are dirt cheap.. but ofcourse are horrible at FPS. I like my PS5 to just chill on the couch with, play something like Wo Long, Wild Hearts etc.
But its hard to beat PC gaming... I started in 1999 with the first 3D graphics card and got hooked. so much fun.
Newer consoles hitting 60 make it reasonable, I recently replayed my old xbox 360 and that thing barely hits 30 which is honestly shocking.
Same game on my PC, much better standard though!
*_"Consoles are dirt cheap"_*
It depends on how you look at it. There is more to costs than just the purchase cost of a PC or console.
*_"Consoles are dirt cheap."_*
They're not, only the hardware is, the games and subscriptions are the true hidden cost.
@@user-ev4ov6wr1d but the amount of hours of joy from $100 a month or something. Thats like the same money you spend going to the movies one night with family. Its pocket change
@@Gerbyq
*_"but the amount of hours of joy from $100 a month or something. Thats like the same money you spend going to the movies one night with family. Its pocket change"_*
Over 600,000 people homeless in the US, and he calls it pocket change.... what a 🤡
Sounds like you want to check out a handheld pc (steam deck/rog ally) if you haven't already. I'm so glad that market is popping off right now, such a great companion for the main rig.
I got myself a steam deck last November and it honestly gets used most days. It’s incredible! I debated the Ally but the extra performance didn’t really seem worth the price of a new GPU! I do agree that it’s incredible the way the market is going, more PC’s means more power to the people!
I am saving my money towards building an affordable PC that can hit 200fps and a Switch 2 when it comes out. Switch + PC is the best combo now.
My favorite era was PS2 Xbox Xbox 360 PS3 it really hasn't been the same the magic isn't there anymore the graphics are better but the games are so bland
My series X cost $350, got it from the pawn shop. So it's been opened.
Yeah, I don’t see a reason not to game mostly on PC anymore, the net benefit outweighs most modern consoles for me. I do have a switch because I feel you on that not wanting to sit behind a desk after a full day of work.
The desk can be quite draining sometimes, plus sometimes it's nice to be able to take your games to the kitchen or whatever
I grew up playing Atari 2600. Computers were hundreds, and thousands of dollars in the 80s. So the $50 Atari was a cheap alternative to PC gaming. My friend had a Commodore 64, with Skate or Die, and he had it before it was released on NES. The C64 version was better than Nintendo. So today a PS5 is $600 and the 4Tb storage is $400, so a thousand dollars for a 4TB PS5. Now a PC is a little cheaper with a graphics card and 4Tb. I could build a 4TB PC with a $200 graphics card for $700. So the point of owning a console that cost more with a lower frame rate is kind of pointless. Today computers have HDMI output, and old computers we couldn't hook up to TVs, like we can today. So hooking a PC up to a TV makes more since today, movies, netflix, wireless keyboard, wireless mouse. And you can turn any old Android phone into a WIFI remote for your PC with apps. Xbox controllers work with PC. I think the frame rate on Xbox X and PS5 needs to be 120fps-160fps. PC is better, and easier to replace parts like Bluray drives. Sony and Microsoft have a monopoly on their digital game stores. So games are cheaper on Steam or Google. Streets of Rage 4 is $3 on Google, and $25 on Playstation store.
Game prices are the biggest reason why a heavier investment on a PC is justified, I have so many games on steam and yet barely any on my PS5. I've debated building a small form factor PC and having it in my room hooked up to the TV instead of the PS5 but I don't think I can warrant the extra expense
My console usage dropped off after the 360 and PS3, I don't miss subscribing or expensive games. My laptop is shamefully old and runs modern games with Geforce Now, those wanting to enter into PC gaming cheaply should get a Steam Deck or Geforce Now.
I have the same PS4 I bought with the introductory bundle the first bundle that came out on the PS4 so I’ve had that thing now for 10 or 11 years I don’t exactly recall when it came out I did not buy it the holiday season when it came out but I think I bought it about the middle of the following year Same hardware I’ve not upgraded anything still as a regular hard drive I didn’t even put an SSD into it still running. I remote into it every once in a while to use the browser when I don’t feel like getting up still running just fine still usable for most games I might want to play, but there’s no denying the power increase of the PS five or the next 10 hardware, what’s on 11 level playing field with you with your PC because whether you know it or not the PC market has been shrinking over the years you’re now like 19% consoles are at over 30% games are being made now for cons porting them to BC game you’re playing that will run on my consoleand it will be more convenient to run because I won’t have to fiddle with anything to make it happen
GP Ultimate cost 16.99 over here in the states... But I have so many physical copies of games, I went with the series X. So now I just get GOLD instead of Ultimate. Gold cost something like 9.99.
If you already have a load of games you want to get through, theres no point in game pass really, it's a great thing to have if you want to play the new releases by one of the xbox studios or if you don't own too much. gamepass is brilliant and even though I haven't turned my xbox on in months I still use it regularly on my PC
@@CJTheSecond925 ya, I figured out I can't speak to folks without at least Gold. I was playing aliens fire team elite. And no one could hear me, then I got gold and was fine, folks could hear me again. Also I agree star field is the whole reason I'm getting ultimate next month, along with a Nintendo switch OLED for the birthday on the 22. ^^
I think I'm going to keep it closed in the box and not play it. If I do only thing that looks appealing is Zelda
I would say the console is useful for casual gamers who play one or two games a year or teenagers in general
Think there are pros and cons to all of them
The multiplayer aspect of a console is great when you have friends or family together
But when you’re talking specs, customisation, modifications consoles don’t compare
Coach co-op used to be amazing, it's becoming a much less used feature in more recent years, I can't even think of 5 games in the last year that came out that actually have it as a feature if I'm being honest.
I do agree theres a lot of pros and cons though
Consoles have way more cons, the fact alone that beyond gaming you can't do much with them other than very basic things like email, browsing, video, music.... says it all.
You can Play PC Games with a Controller on a Big TV its what I've done since 2018.
I would love to do that, my only issue is find a way to stream it seamlessly as I use my PC for lots of things so having it set to my TV would make the rest of the things difficult
@@CJTheSecond925 I don't even stream it, I just have a long HDMI cord running from my computer room to my bedroom
Mouse and keyboard is much better then with a controller, only sports games r better with controller
@@crazygamingyt7245Fighting Games, & most regular games are just fine or better with a controller for me. & Emulation I tent to like playing with the original console controllers aswell. Also getting older my wrists start hurting fast if I'm not using a Vertical Mouse which I haven't found a good gaming vertical mouse.
Agree I'm more so team PC over console, but for controls I'm more so team controller over keyboard and mouse. I think the controller is just a lot more practical unless you're playing a game with a lot of menus of course. @@9ALiTY
"I can understand paying for online, since they're providing a service"
Well... No, they don't. That's the whole crux of the matter. None of the console manufacturers provide servers for your games, the publishers and developers have to do that. You're paying your ISP for your internet, and then it's either a direct connection to other players, or you're playing on servers. When it comes to crossplay, it's the same servers PC players play on, for free. None are paid for by Sony or MS.
It really is just a paywall, and the fact so many people are tricked into believing there's an actual service behind it makes it kinda unethical in my opinion.
In the end, it goes back to the pricing. PCs cost more because the manufacturers you buy your parts from have to make money on the PC itself. Consoles, on the other hand, are sold at a loss which is why they're cheaper, and for them to make any money they have to charge more for games than on PC and charge for online. If you play more than a handful of games a year and play online, PCs actually end up being cheaper over time. If you only play a handful of games a year and not online, then maybe not. But funny enough that also makes you someone that the console manufacturer loses money on. They rely on people who pay big time.
Anyways... I like playing games on the TV, too, but I don't like having to change platforms and friends and rebuy games. So my PC is connected to the TV as well, though in-home streaming is a good option, too. I also like handheld gaming, so I'm glad the Steam Deck has filled that niche for me.
I completely agree, docking my steam deck to my TV has been a great experience I just can't quite get the in home streaming part down so playing games at a degraded quality on the big screen almost doesn't seem worth it? I hear moonlight is great for streaming but I haven't really had much of a chance to check it out yet.
Yeah, I have a work laptop so my PC is really just for gaming and hooked to the TV so effectively performing the same job as consol.
Impressive and well spoken video I thank you. I’m sticking with ps4 and switch for now until I see the change I’d like to be apart of. I wouldn’t call myself a “gamer” it’s mostly therapeutic for me aside from some all time favorites. But I have come to the crossroads of pc or ps5. I’ve become romanced by the look and functionality of the ROG Ally and steam deck. Both of those match my wallet and almost every game I play I can play on those. Pc games just look so much better and the mod nation is ridiculous. But, I will wait another year until there is a more healthy competition in pc handhelds before making a choice. I love switching late bc you tend to get a better product that’s been out for a min, supported strong and waiting for the Spider-Man 2 FULL package with dlc.
I play quite a lot on the steam deck and it's a great piece of kit! Any handheld PC you get won't have the same power or output as a PS5 though so be warned if you want new games they won't quite be able to play as well as on PS5 or a decent PC!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Its interesting seeing the other side. I had a pc during the ps3/360 and im glad I left for a few reasons. 1) 60 fps works for me and your eye can only track up to around 85 fps, and thats if your a fighter pilot. Playing at 1440 to 4k works for me.
2) I like not having to mess with my systems for 5-10 min everytime i buy a game and if i get a new part then thats 5-10 min for every game.
3) the exclusives for switch and sony are great and I have a decent job and im more then happy to support the devs making the games. The only 3rd party i like is fromsoft and they release for sony and some for nintendo anyway.
4) the price isnt even close, one of my friends spend 5k for his setup and it doelook much better then my ps5 it doesn't load as fast. Complaining about 70$ games while you spend thousands for 1 part is insane to me, if it wasnt fo the games then they would be no reason to play on it.
5) this is the biggest one for me... the games. Instead of waiting for games I dont have to wait for ragnarok, if it does even release for the pc. If epic or steam started making games maybe my pc friends would say emulate switch and wait for ps5 ports.
Dont get me wrong i have a ok pc for rts games and ro mod new vegas and if starfield is good I'm going to wait for a steam sale about a year later so I can mod in patches. We should all remember ine thing to, most folk that have a pc are quite outdated, not everyone has a powers rig. Just wanted to guve another perspective.
I have both so I'm trying really hard to not be bias with a lot of what I'm saying because there is always a good use for consoles
I use my ps5 quite a lot, since I released this video I'm using it even more so, but it's a bit harder for me because I do just much prefer playing games on a mouse and keyboard.
I know PC's can be incredible expensive if you're going for top of the line but that's the biggest thing that people mess up on with it, you can make a decent PC that is playing all new titles for less than double what you pay for a console. Those people paying thousands for a new graphics card when they don't need it make me feel incredibly uncomfortable!
I'm glad you're happy with the PS5 though! It's nice to see that people can see both sides
@@CJTheSecond925 for me what I've noticed is that some of my friends are pc players and by that they don't buy games so they can see where they benchmark at. From my understanding from my buds it's primarily one or two games that they focus on. Like they play counter strike and rust or wow and league, feel me? They play those games because they are PC games designed specifically for PC players.
I personally like to diversify my games, I'm usually playing 2 or 3 at the same time so I don't get tired of one. I got burnt out on tales of vesperia on the switch, about finished and couldn't care less about it now. They are some cross over but not as much as you think. Alot of people I know have some money, I know one of the guys that started zip files on phones and money isn't a problem for him. He asked me what to get I told him straight up because he was focused on the program and stop gaming for a while get a switch. The switch has alot of different games and more first party games are well made. He didn't listen to me and spent like 7g on a computer set up getting EVERYTHING and couldn't find what he wanted to play. I racing for his set up and half life Alex for his vr but beyond that... meh?
See it's what you want not what you have from what I've noticed on the pc it's about hardware and console it's about software. When I'm on a trip or I'm waiting, I got my switch. When I'm home I got my ps5. Their is no correct answer to this and it kinda annoys me when people say this is it. As my father use to say 'if there was one answer we'd all have it.'
I go back and forth myself. I completely agree about consoles being nice in the fact that in general, you just launch the game and you’re good. On PC you generally at least have to open the settings menu and make your you resolution and refresh rate are good, and often times during gameplay, if I see slowdowns I’m tempted to open the task manager and see if it’s my CPU or GPU holding me back, and if it’s the latter, start messing with settings. On console if there’s a slow down I tend to ignore it as I know there’s really nothing I can do lol
@@kuabarra lisen, I'm not telling anyone that if you like pc more then your dumb or something because I believe that's beyond ignorant, just wanted to give my 2 cents. I'm honestly tired of this extreme in looking at stuff. For me personally they are only 3 companies I trust with gamea and that's Sony, nintendo and fromsoft and from seems to put more care in console then pc.
@@datguy4131 I get it man, and honestly if most of my gaming friend group wasn’t on PC I probably wouldn’t have upgraded my pc last year and stuck with only consoles as they generally are a good experience
Now Im just calculated for myself a $500 console, $70 games, $70 controllers, $60 online that's $700 right there & with that you can easily beat a console especially buying used parts. I think even a less powerful pc is still better because that could be your foot In the door as you upgrade. A 1080p high frame rate pc is great 1080p is still the standard and we see 3 years in the next gen still has problems getting stable 60FPS. Plus Microsoft & Sony buying all these companies limiting players, at least having a PC you can be slightly safe, only one device can play GOW & Halo. Im frankly excited to get into PC gaming.
Getting used parts is always a great way for building on a budget, for a lot of people though they don't want the hassle of having to build the PC and the fact that it isn't plug and play can be a big thing for a lot of people. I still think PC gaming is a better way to game, mainly because mouse and keyboard is much nicer to game on than a controller in my opinion. I hope you managed to get your foot in the door and get into it!
you nailed it. but sony subscriptions are more now starts at 80.00 and goes up to like 160.00.
I told a person who still believes consoles are cheaper I told him 6-8yrs ago I built my pc for 1250.00 it was high end for that time and still went well into this gen at better performance, didnt need the gpu upgrade but found a 3070 for 300.00 killer deal right now I jumped on it people still have them selling closer to 400.00 so now im in 1550.00 after tax. told him between last 2 generation of consoles and subscriptions alone using just the base tier , not including replacements due to failure or mid gen refreshes or extra controllers they are looking at 1820.00 at current date. and most people using the middle ps sub tier which is at 135.00 so add that the last 3 years instead of the 80 last 3 years they are over 2k. consoles are not a good value.
you can thank microsoft for paid online, sega, sony, and nintendo all showed at one point it was unnecessary but seen people on xbox were willing to pay for it and they implemented it. that was my last straw on consoles. needing to pay them to play the games I paid for to use the internet I already pay for just doesn't make sense.
Steamdeck and PC is the way to go. I still play xbox 360, ps2 and ps1 every now and then.
Steamdeck is an absolute dream, I mainly use mine when I'm in bed or travelling but for the most part I play PC
I have a PC connected to my TV for when I want a console like experience.
Honestly I love this, I've been debating it myself in all honesty but the cost of building a new PC is just too high for me to justify right now but you are living my dream!
I have my PC connected to a 55in 4k TV sitting in my recliner with a wireless mouse and Keyboard and Xbox series X controller. Absolutely love it.
@@Observant_Introvertmouse and keyboard is better then controller
@@crazygamingyt7245 No argument here. The only time I use my mouse for gaming is point and click titles. I broke a bone in my left hand 25 years ago (ring finger). I hit something accidently and it pushed my knuckle into my hand so hard that it broke the bone, and when it healed the bone protrudes out enough that the few tasks that I try to do make it feel sore and painful.
After 20-30 minutes of trying game on a keyboard my hand gets painfully sore and plus when I try to use that finger to move and hit buttons my ring and pinky fingers start to shake uncontrollably. I tried using the mouse for my left hand instead but after two weeks I couldn't get used to the feeling of the mouse in my left hand (feels more natural in my right). It sucks because I love the feel of the mouse movement when aiming in games.
I am used to a controller anyways. I switched to PC gaming back in 2016 and have been gaming on consoles for 36 years up to that point. Plus 99% of my gaming is single player games.
I originally got a xbox to play halo 5 since it isn't on pc yet and im probably sticking to it. Game pass is amazing and softens the blow of having to pay for online.
I got an Xbox for the same reason back a day, gamepass is great and I really can’t fault it but I still don’t think paying for online is really worth it when game pass is also available on PC for a cheaper price because you’re not having to pay for the online capabilities
It’s definitely an afterthought because any game worth playing has more than enough population, but I don’t care for matchmaking purposes. If I’m cross play, I can make new friends and play with them only on the console. I’m on the ability to communicate has never been an issue on any platform I mean we use teams speak in the late 90s with Altamont line, I think the basic license allowed 15 people in team speak was not an issue on PC to talk to our friends and we didn’t have an issue or care about people on consul because they didn’t exist. Nobody was online gaming on consoles back then nowadays, everybody has the ability to useone way or another through their phone through their console through their PC. PlayStation has a built-in chat system for PlayStation users Xbox as well I mean seriously might be important. I mean rather cross safe so you can go from your PC to your phone or your consul to your phone cross play on the other hand isn’t that important?
rn my most used consle is the steam deck i barley use my ps5 and series x for gaming. i absolutly love my steam deck
The steam deck is a wonderful thing, mine lives on my bedside table and I think other than my PC it is my most used aswell!
The concept of PC porting has only shifted in like the last five years prior to that all games came out on PC and we’re ported to console unless they were consul only exclusive of PlayStation and or well not really even on Xbox because Microsoft doesn’t play that way, but the only time they were written specifically, for console usually was when they were exclusive to PlayStation if they were going to be everywhere they were written for PC and badly ported the consul as PCs lose their market share more more developers are developing their games for the console because that’s 30% of the gaming marketPCs are only about 19%. The rest is mobile devices.
Next I don’t have to fiddle with that every time I install a new game it just works I mean OK the game may have a bad launch or something and then it’s gonna be bad for both of us but as long as the software is OK, I don’t have to fiddle with my consul to make it run and that goes for Sonyoft and Nintendo it does not go for any brand of PC any brand of gravity card any brand of processor any brand of memory you have problems with each and everyone of those things in one way or another at some point or another I never have that problem so ease of use is the next thing
Still consoles don’t have this drives anymore. It’s not a single console in the current GEN that uses the disc drive. They’re all SSD and well SST have a mean lifetime you know a certain number of red rights on every location on the SSD you’re only going to be reducing the location. The amount of storage went when bad spots turn up, they will be blocked out. Your max storage will go down and eventually you’ll have to replace the SSD but by the time you do, you’ll be buying a new consul because it’ll be the next GEN of consul. SSD is the least likely place of failure in any hardware available today. Yours is going to be your processor your memory, or your GPU overclocked running at higher temperatures that were designed for.
It’s not an access to demos demos are free. There’s an entire category of demos that you can try for free. It’s an access to premium first party releases that just came out. They don’t have a demo. You’re literally getting to try the game for 15 hours for free if you buy it you just continue playing which in most demos is not the case either maybe half the time of demo will let you keep your progress, and as far as the catalog goes, it’s not hard to figure out PS plus gives you love the player gaming and access to PS plus free games PS plus extra gives you access to over 500 PS4 and PS five games all you care about is this current GEN and next GEN then all you need is extra PS plus premium gives you access to cloud gaming, which is the PS1, PS2 and PS3 titles and the ability to run some games from the cloud to take a look without installing not all but some of the newer PS five games PS4 games can can be streamed so you can you know play for 1520 minutes look at the game and get an idea Before you decide to download and install it but mostly what you get with premium is the entire catalog of thousands of PS1, PS2 and PS3 games plus the ability to stream to your PC although I haven’t looked at it under premium but PS now many of the more modern titles you can actually install on your PC There was an option when you look at the catalog to either stream or install sometimes and it was usually on the more modern stuff in any case it’s not complex at all if you want Jen games free to play from the catalog do you want PS plus extra if you don’t mind buying a game once in a while you just want the free to play PS plus games That PS plus essential is all you need if you want everything PS plus premium is the way to go and it’s not complex anymore on Xbox because Xbox has streamlined game pass to be an almost exact copy first day set up game pass and PS plus rearranged their offerings now game pass is getting rearranged as well. Game pass score gives you multiplayer gaming and it gives you everything that used to be in Xbox live goal either the free games similar to PS plus free games Game pass console gives you access to that game pass catalog on your console plus the things in core game pass ultimate gives you access to game pass PC gives you access to the cloud on your mobile devices and it gives you access again to everything of the tears below it none of them are hyper difficult to understand anymore you’re informing people on many issuesas a journalist, you should really do your research before you talk
As someone with both a gaming laptop and 3 generations of xbox, one pro I'll give consoles is that they're optimized better lol
Honestly cannot agree with you more, with so many different configurations for PC's it can be awful to see some people get a game running smooth and others just have it awful.
@@CJTheSecond925 i can name one very specific company I play the pc ports of that run on a very specific engine that is often a mess optimization wise:
Capcom and their RE Engine games
valid points greate video bro
I appreciate it!
I went and got a pc i9 13900k 4090 & ps5 & series x & xbox360 brand new & ps3 slim brand new and 2x used ps3 & xbox360 .
So i get all worlds and all games .
I love relaxing playing but not behind a desk on bed with controller is better
Pc unoptimized games consoles it just work no stuttets ever
Ps3 cfw = all ps1 ps2 ps3 games and older games for free online free too that why i bough brand new one equal new hardware pcb etc .
Its reliable .
Ps5 games is high
Pc is dirt cheap + series x
When ps3 xbox360 die
The backwards compatibilty on series x will come handy to play online old games so i get all of them . :)
Having everything is the easiest way to go but it's also not very affordable for most so I would understand why most people wouldn't be able to do that.
PC is capable of playing most things either through official channels or at the very least through emulation which is a massive win.
There is a big issue with pc games being unoptimised in more recent years but hopefully this isn't something that will continue forever as they gauge the space a little better! Personally I try to avoid playing games in bed, bed is for sleep and it's nice to keep those things separate, but sitting on the couch and playing is sometimes a nicer experience than sitting at a desk.
@@CJTheSecond925 yeah and using controller with UI that just work is better then dealing with windows and viruses etc also having physical discs at low prices is great no need to worry about they pull the game from store someday or block it you work hard to get money so you deserve to have the game forever .
I sold my ps5 cause it take them years to make a game the looks of it suck and liquid metal wont stand a year or two without damaging the apu .. the series x found it a mush better place for emulations & most games from last gen consoles that i want to play its not perfect for backward compatibilty cause some games isnt there but most games are there + emulations is awesome the console look nice uses thermal paste like mx4 and affordable prices it has game code for cheap lower then 5$ for a game and its silent i love it i wish it could replace xbox360 / ps3 but its almost perfect 75% perfect i bought it for backwards games xbox360 and if servers went down on 360 i could play on series x some games like bf bad company 2 on ps3 has no players like 5 on game but series x since its cross play with 360 users it can go full players on game with older games its just perfect for me while i like all of them so every console / pc has a use for me pc free online cheap games but prices are top high for parts gpus etc ..
Still every console / pc will come in handy someday for me since i use all of them mostly ps3 cause free online + nostalga and many games i didnt finsh & experince i got like 35 games for ps3 for a price of series s and got like 6 games for ps5 for same price so ps3 wins in prices also free online its mush more affordable to anyone .
I could go buy bf3 for example on 360 but it costs a lot / series x but on ps3 they like a piny or two . In the end of the day im happy with all of them i dont like restrictions i love to be able to play all games old & new
@@CJTheSecond925 consoles way calmer and relaxing then pcs way cheaper to have too . For a price of cpu you can buy a full console . Night and day different .
Ya sitting on bed maybe get you to feel sleepy but its better then paying for a gaming chair which cost a lot for same uses ..
Nintendo is a big problem. Because right now the 3DS and Wii U Eshop is closed, and can't play 3DS, Wii U games on Switch.
This is one of the reasons why Nintendo needs to port old games to PC.
If the next generation of Nintendo consoles aren't backwards compatible, I won't buy them.
By the way, I'm glad that The Wonderful 101 is out on PC. The Wonderful 101 is still owned by Nintendo.
I completely agree with you, if Nintendo had any care or consideration for game preservation and history they would have a lot better things in place to stop their games from dying in such a terrible fashion!
Never played The Wonderful 101, any good?
@@CJTheSecond925 If you enjoy Japanese character-action games (Devil May Cry, Bayonetta etc.) yes it's excellent.
There really are no issues on consul. Like I said I’ve been running the same PS4 since almost after the PS4 launched I still haven’t plugged in and running today I mean it’s in standby mode most of the time or or do you know after the standby timer runs out. I think it shuts down most of its functions But if I remote into it, it pops right on and I have no problems doing stuff on it consoles are rock steady. If you have a problem with the consul it was a factory defect type problem you turn it in you get a new one the one almost certainly won’t have that factory defect PCs you got you know a boatload of different hardware components in there prone to failure all of it high temperatures you overcook your shit a lot which you get again causes more high temperatures burn shit up your replacing components right and left. I spent over my lifetime, which I guarantee is longer than yours less money on consolesthan you spend on two PCs
I like my consoles. I like buying my games physically and I have no interest in multiplayer games so I don't really pay for subs. So I'm largely unaffected by the points made in the video.
the big issue is that physical is becoming more and more outdated as years ago by. The playstation making the ps5 slim not have the disk reader physically is them just testing the waters for the day when they can just not have a physical disk and it'll just be their store of which they'll mark up the price for. And despite that half of the game is already not even on the disk, you have to download updates on it when you put it in. Huge day 1 patches mean like the game on your disk is barely what it used to be, you're just paying for the right to play. And that's the lucky end of the stick, don't even get me started on nintendo, it's way worse with those cartridges. Don't get we wrong not trying to be doomer-y or saying you need to complain but everything related to this is all interconnected in a push for playstation and such to suck as much money and benefits from you console as humanly possible so all these anti consumer practices being shoved under the rug by others "because it doesn't affect them" ABSOLUTELY does affect them if they're unable to hold companies to a certain standard.
@@Jokerxeno1 Maybe I'm overly optimistic but I don't believe physical will ever die out entirely. People still buy vinyl and dvd's after all even if there "outdated". I do think it will become niche collectors market but never out right discontinued.
Also you are completely wrong about games not being on disc's. A full version 1.0 version is on the disc and these games are playable from start to finish. While yes some games require patches to playable a vast majority of games work perfectly fine without patches. I wish people will stop spreading this misinformation.
Imo digital is more inconvenient then physicals at least if physicals was done the same way it was in the 360 days where you did not need to install the games. Because games are massive now days and can take a while to download and you also need to buy storage to put the game on and un and reinstall games if you run out of space. With physicals you just swap out the disc and don't need to worry about all that at least with how it was done on old consoles. Yes i get disc read speeds are too slow for modern games but you could just sell the games on a read only 128 gb sdd cartridge instead since they have gone down in price.
Because dvds work forever if you take care of them stuff can be removed from those services But if your watching a long anime or show like once piece buying all the dvds of it is impractical. I buy movies on dvd but for most shows i only buy my favorite season on dvd for that reason. also its a product you can hold in your hand. Also not everything is on netflix and i don't want to manage having many subscrptions so i usually buy the dvd of stuff i want to rewatch.
@@sourmilkandcereal Yes but if they simply don't put new games out on discs anymore and remove the disc drive on future consoles then you can't buy them even if you want to.
37M i kinda stop playing games at the 7th gen but ready to jump back in with a ps5 pro my 23 year old laptop still kicking lol
I stopped playing for like four years at one point and then got back into it in an even bigger way around 3 years ago. Was one of the best things I did really!
There's pros and cons to both. PCs play a greater variety of games with better performance but consoles are much more convenient and are more accessible to people who don't have a lot of technological know how. Me personally, I don't really have much interest in most of the games coming out on modern platforms except for some on Switch so I play on Switch and PC mainly for retro games.
I'm mostly PC these days but I still have a switch and a PS5 just incase something comes out that isn't available, like spiderman 2 or a pokemon game
I have a question. I wanna ask how is PS5, being the size of a big Television, convenient?
I did not know much about console, so please correct me if I am wrong.
I can't speak specifically on the PS5 since I don't have one but in general I mean consoles are more convenient in the sense of they're just plug and play, you don't have to do a lot of stuff with your computer as you do with PC gaming.@@twilightsparkle2764
@@twilightsparkle2764 To be honest it really isn't that big, I have a digital one and it fits quite nicely in my tv unit.
My pc is about twice the size of it so when it comes to size comparison a console is pretty much always more compact
The good thing about PC now is you can hook it up to your TV and use Steam big picture mode. It will give the console feeling plus controllers will always Via Bluetooth.
Also, if it was in fact, the PS3 game, I guarantee you’ll have to buy it again because PS3 games most for the most part the good ones anyway, you can’t plan on the PS4 until you buy it again and if you can buy it again for the PS4 you can insure can Shirley play it on the PS five there’s very few PS4 games that won’t play on the PS five
Yes, a PC is a much better investment in every way possible. However, it is most likely a console gamer just wants nothing more than to play the latest games with buds and watch movies or shows. So your points of backwards compatibility and customising the hardware mean nothing to them, even though it would be great. Also disc drive problems being the biggest issue on console for the last 10 years? There’s a bigger glaring problem that no one mentions.
The biggest cons of console gaming is obviously paying to play online and communication bans. Gamepass is good but took almost like 20 years for them to finally do it. And the tier shit from PlayStation is god awful.
Now to communication bans. The smallest thing nowadays can get you ban, up to a month or even permanently. Xbox has an AI filter that automatically detects anything that goes against the filter and punishes you for it, and it does mistakes and the mistakes of the AI still goes against you, a couple of bans and then you’re permanently banned. That’s it. No matter how long you were a customer for, no matter how many games you bought, you simply cannot access your account anymore.
I think PlayStation doesn’t have the filter so an actual human being has to report you but god, being temporarily banned on PlayStation is no different from permanently banned. You can’t even access the fucking store and your first infraction can be a whole month. Being banned on Xbox is like going to prison, any regular prison. Being banned on PlayStation is like going to the Federal Supermax prison.
Sure you can say don’t message, don’t talk in game, don’t have a custom profile picture, don’t have a bio, don’t have a fucking name. The point is, why fucking online game if it treats you like a 6 year old.
I completely agree, that's what I meant when I was talking about they're both better for a different use case.
I think the paying to play online is a little bit ridiculous but it's also something that I'm weirdly used too, being a console gamer for most of my life until the last 2/3 years it just seemed like a normal thing.
The bans are awful, not even just for communication, the support has gotten better in more recent years but I was once locked out of my xbox account for over two years for something that was completely out of my control and it was the main thing that drove me to getting a playstation instead of an xbox.
Let's hope that at some point they can fix some of these issues!
@@CJTheSecond925 That’s a good point. Being chronically used to paying online that I don’t even notice it, especially when include gamepass into the equation and then it becomes worth it.
I just wish Xbox would actually care about the fact I payed Gold/Ultimate over a decade before being banned because I said too many bad words in a span of 3 months.
That sucks you gotta deal with that bullshit from Xbox. Since the release of the Xbox One the brand has gone downhill. The Xbox One itself was one of the worst pieces of technology ever made. I remember it wouldn’t let you play disc games if you were offline. I remember it wouldn’t even let you sign in if you were offline sometimes. And how do I know this? Because it would sometimes just randomly disconnect from the internet. And then good luck trying to reconnect to the internet when the fucking settings crash. Then you gotta manually put the password again because it never remembers it. None of these were fixed until like 2020.
@colonel1003 I liked my xbox one s. It was fine, I had a lot of fun playing forza and warzone.
you like consoles if you want to be stuck at 30fps/720p while the same game is on steam besides crappy sports games
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Amazon delivery simulator from medievil times, I'm hearing you
Look dude here’s the breakdown one my consul does the same thing your PC does for a third of the price. I’m not exaggerating either if it’s between a third and four times the price to build a gaming PC that does want my consul does today I only have to buy new consul about once every 10 years, you have to buy new PC hardware every two or three years maybe four if you’re lucky your graphics card alone, which is the most updated piece in your hardware cost as much as my consul so price is a gigantic factor. Mine is cheaper and does the same thing I can play the same game as you can playfor a third or a fourth of the price
*after Skyrim in 2011, console gaming failed to evolve and reach the next level of creativity. everything became a copy paste and recycled concept....and developers just wanted to CASH IN instead of giving the fans something unique and groundbreaking 👎 Personally, I don't mind certain companies going bankrupt or out of business now....that's usually what happens when you get it wrong 😂 let bad developers die and those still among the living should take heed and actually put some thought into making the Best Possible Game* 🌠
I take this personally
Hey they're not all bad! I spent my evening on my PS5 so don't worry about it!
Almost 10years to get to 120fps an pc veen doing 120 to 300fps fir close to 10 years
Console takes almost 5 to 10years to improve the pc gets more powerful ever year
You're not wrong, the starting price point is the only reason why I think PC gaming can be difficult
Yeah, also not a true thing. Most of the games are talking about will be anywhere from 20 to 70% off within a month or two months of release. They will go on sale PC PS plus users get discounts on purchases I’m pretty sure Xbox users that have game pass also get like a 20% discount when the game they’re playing is leaving the catalog PS plus games don’t leave the catalog catalog just keeps growing, when they stop supporting the PS4 generation then maybe we’ll see a bunch of games leave the catalog but as of now just in the last couple years, the catalog is grown from like 350 up to well over 500 games while the Xbox catalog is stayed roughly a little over 100 gamesoh and another thing he has plus premium also adds about 100 movies free movies from Sony’s new streaming service, Sony pitcher core anybody can you know downloading install the app but you don’t get anything free unless you’re at the PS plus premium tier
There is almost no advantage to console. The pricing agrument is misleading. Yes, consoles are cheaper at first, but they become more expensive long-term. Games on consoles are significantly more expensive, you need a subscription to play online, PC hardware just simply lasts longer, and better, especially since we can fine-tune our graphics to suit our hardware appropriately. I had a GTX 1080 7 years ago, bought it for 600 Euros, and yes that's quite a bit more than a console, but even today it absolutely chews through games, it DESTROYS the best consoles on the market with ease! Also, almost everyone has a PC, and it's easy to upgrade PC's. Buy a cheap GTX 1650 or similar, put it in your already excisting PC, and VOILA! It will set you back a similar amount as a PS4 or XBOX One will.
Theres some good things about consoles, the convivence of them is top tier, real plug and play with little to no tinkering, but the rest I completely agree with. A PC is easier to upgrade and if something goes wrong you can usually fix it at home with little to no fuss by just replacing parts instead of having to wait 6 weeks to send it off and get it back, or having to buy an entirely new unit
Xbox 360 and older consoles don't need a subscription or even internet.
Dont forget the amazing deals on steam with games being such as RDR2 being as low as 25 dollars USD and free games on epic. win win situation
Only on fps games
Some games are generally better with mouse and keyboard, but not just fps games, world building games, survival games and strategy games are usually better off
GAMEPASS is a rip off. This dude clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. GAMEPASS doesn't even release the good games and you keep nothing
Xbox release pretty much all first party titles the day of release on gamepass (Forza, Life of P and Starfield just to name a few.)
You're right that you keep nothing, but I guess that's the same reason you hate Disney plus and Netflix right?
If you don't like a service that's completely fine, but theres always going to be good points for it, otherwise people wouldn't use it.
The PC of theseus
Give me a decade, they dream will come true
Got a war has been playable on PC for at least five or six years. I had this as similar discussion I mean in this case the guy responded to me and I could at that very moment on PS now download and install God of war on a PC I did not have to stream it it was installable. I don’t know what the PS plus premium offerings are because I have not had that package nor do I own a gaming PC anymore so I don’t give a shit but you are spreading more misinformation, anybody whoever looked at the PSN catalog and we were all offered a trial a free trial you could see right in the catalog that it was installable on PC. Some games weren’t some games were only stream many many games were only stream, but that is not one of them the original OG war has been installable for a long time.
More misinformation, I mean come on various tech contributors UA-cam content providers with $1 million facilities have made PCs trying to copy back box or the PSI performance minimum even guys that know hardware light you know your name couldn’t build a comparable PC for less than three times the cost of either consul i.e. to build a PC with the equivalent, controller, equivalent, graphics processing the equivalent memory, the equivalent processor it was three times as much when they tried to build it for the same price and show the performance on the screen. It was abysmal they could not run modern games on the one they built at all, any game that is playable on a console run on a console or a PC at the same performance for a third of the price
Man needs a bean bag chair for his office
If my office was bigger there would be one in there for sure
Yeah, your second your first wind about what you should buy is true it’s extremely easy to get into a consul. You steer kind of of course when you say before spending a bunch of money because the fact is if you buy a consul today it’s the last gaming device you’ll need for 10 years at which point the PlayStation six or the new Xbox will be available what’s your second point about if you really enjoyed better looking games it’s just nonsense. 4K is 4K 120 Hz is 120 Hz you’re not running games that higher than that cause they don’t exist, and it can be done on either console or PC with the same Fidelity, that is not an argument anymore. If the game itself is written to run at 1:20 4K, then either console can run it there.
I'll reply to one of your comments with everything in so it makes it a little easier, this video came out in 2023, early 2023, at which point game pass was £10.99, I'm from the UK so I was talking about in GBP not USD, I said pounds in the video, not bucks or dollars.
You would be right that PC's are more expensive to buy, but building one yourself on a budget still works, you don't have to upgrade your parts every few years because for the most part theres a lot of future proofing you can do. Through the steam directory you can see the most used GPU is a GTX 1080 which released in 2016, it's still one of the best deals for pc builds and I used one to build my nephew a PC last year for less than £600 which works wonders. That's around the same price as a ps5, or atleast it was at the time.
The difference is when people are making these they're usually looking exclusively at the new market where in PC building it seems to be you'll get better value going down the used route because there are people that will upgrade their systems every year or two, personally I've had the same PC for the last 4 years and it does me wonders, the only upgrades I've made are to storage.
God of war became available on PC in 2022, before that it was only playable via playstation now, which was a streaming platform that you had to use a ps4 controller with, even the ps5 controllers didn't work with it, at the time of this video.
The reality of it is that I don't have to fiddle with every game I install on my PC, but I have the option too, which is great. On a console graphic settings and such are usually incredibly limited which was the point I was trying to make.
I completely understand the point you're trying to make but honestly it's a difference in opinion, I had fact checked pretty much everything I stated in the video so at the time of publishing it was right, if things have changed over the last year, then theres nothing I can do about that right now.
You also seem to be missing the points where I mention how good console gaming is, although I completely disagree with consoles being good for 10 years, they will break more times than not within 5/6 but that's how tech works, if yours has lasted longer than well done to you.
Not all PC gamers or youtubers run in the same ring, I play games, I'm not a tech channel, I don't overclock my components to get the most out of them, I use them all at factory settings so I can enjoy what I'm doing. PC's are also multi-use so spending slightly more on a PC than a console is fine for that purpose, you're right they can do a lot of the more basic stuff, I can watch netflix on my playstation, but I can promise you I would have struggled to edit this video on it.
Anyway, I think that's the majority of the things you questioned, thanks for watching!
Yeah you’re making it sound like upgrading your PC is a purchasing bonus. It’s not the fact that you buy a consul. It’s good for 10 years. The only thing you need to upgrade on it is the storage and in fact, most people don’t even need to do that I’ve not upgraded my PS five but I have like six games installed and I still have space left a fair amount a terabyte of storage is a lot about the only other thing you might upgrade is the controller if you wanna go to pro controller with more features on your PC you are forced to spend three to $500 every few years upgrading that graphics card that’s just a fact you’re not doing it because you want to that’s like saying we like inflation because it increases the price of things and then we get a pay raise. It’s fucking stupid nobody likes inflation it’s a never-ending circle of pay raise increased prices pay raise increased priceswith your PCs increased requirements purchase new hardware install everything gets used to that then increase the requirements you have to purchase new hardware and install console users only have to do that once a decade, you have to do it at least twice a decade
Dude you’re seriously misinformed about many things first of all game pass ultimate is 18 bucks a month not $11 a month game pass console is $11 a month and it will only let you play games from that catalog on consoles ultimate will let you play them anywhere on your phone on your PC The same catalog but only available on consoles for $11 a month and I’m not sure if you’re correct about Hogwarts Legacy being available through game pass ultimate or console at all likewise the standard edition for PS five is $75 if you have PS plus premium, you can play that for 15 hours as a trial to see if you want to buy it for free Some games you just plain can play for free but that’s a brand new game it’s not gonna be free on a PlayStation and pretty sure it was exclusive to PlayStation for a little while anyway a timed exclusive, but in any case it’s 6999 on the PS five 5999 on the PS4 Optimized for each separate download, I mean they’re individually separate unlike some games where you download the plays, and either plays this one is specifically optimized for the PS five when you download the PS five client when you downloaded on Steve you’re getting whatever it is plus all the headaches of driver issues and hardware issues and and whatever else PC gaming is a dying breed Most of you have hardware that’s way better than what they’re software for because they are now shifting from making the software for the PC and porting it to the consul. Now they’re making it for the consuls and porting it to the PC so you’re getting a game that’ll run really good at 60 FPS, even though your hardware is outrageously capable of running it at 1:20 FPSand you’re just overpaying. Your hardware is three or four times as much as either brand of consul.
Gg
The thing that your UA-camrs don’t get us the most home VC or most gamers your regular consumer gamers they play like one game maybe their kids have a game they have a game, but they really don’t play a lot of games and they’re playing a modern game. There’s a reason certain games like Fortnite are so goddamn popular and it’s because those are the games people are playing those will run on this and last Jenand nobody cares about some spec ops game from 2012 except for guys like you most likely bought it on desk and still have the desk and can Jack put it on a PS4
All PC releases (or almost all) are broken at launch and for months after, shader compilation results in stutter in most large AAA games now. Graphics cards are overpriced and you are fine with them fleecing you there but annoyed with game prices on console, when games take years to make and often hundreds of millions to make now.
The console model gives you performance on par with 'high' settings of a rig at launch. over time, obviously new GPU's come out and PC's move forwards but Pro consoles are a thing now too.... so that's not much of an issue.
You never get your money's worth in PC gaming, cause the performance will never reflect your investment fully. Valve doesnt make PC games.... so you have to beg Xbox and PlayStation to make ports...
The only reason people play on PC is.... they want to be a youtuber and it fits the dual function, they want to use cheats in online games(this is VERY common) or they are more of a technologist than a gamer.... interested in mods, benchmarking and other aspects around gaming.
PC gaming is massively overrated.
I agree with a lot that you're saying, the GPU prices are ridiculous but thats why the second hand market exists, makes it easier to obtain. /
Consoles do a great job at playing games and the optimisation of games in more recent years compared to PC is incredible, PC games coming out broken is an annoyance that does need to stop so I am with you there, however neither Xbox or Playstation make games, they both have dev studios under them to release stuff so it is kind of a mute point about the ports, theres also games that release on PC but not on consoles like Phasmophobia and Valorant before it was ported to consoles.
Theres a lot of reasons to play on PC, customisability, the mods are really great fun if you're into playing single player games and although I know they're used for cheating I personally wouldn't and most people I know in the space wouldn't either. The duel function works really well, not only for being a youtuber just for being able to do other things, with PC's generally being a power house theres so much you can do on them that it makes it worth while seeing as you can make one for double the price of a console and have more than double the functionality
I don't think PC gaming is better than consoles and vice versa, but there's always an argument for both sides
Very stupid comment
Keep in mind the life of a console is maximum at best 10 years if you keep it that way and considering sony dont shut their servers down in that time. Pc gaming is so flexible that you can live with 1 PC for more that decades just by hot swapping various parts, that will obviously be more complex as with things like motherboards, but in theory you can live with 1 pc your entire life with data untouched by anyone. Now can a console guarantee that in theory ? It is not even theorically possible to live with 1 system for over decades unless you really take care of them and then as well there the issue of sony shutting down servers, you are at the mercy of companies with consoles while PC you can play any game with the help of piracy. preservation of hardware and software is easier with PC than consoles. Nothing is impossible in the PC world, Emulation can also be done of a PS4 and later in the future of a Ps5
Real gaming isn’t for the broke people. 😅 PC all day
Even a broke man can get a pc if they shop second hand and look for a good deal!
Yeah im sitting here cycling through the trsh ps4 games.. paying almost 20 a month for this crap. Im ready to buy a badass gaming PC