What's the point in having consoles anymore if they're the same as pc? Only Nintendo doing something different.
>>335773354
Exclusives, and it's simplified for the masses.
>>335773354
what's the point of making this thread once again?
>>335773354
Physical games, not getting tricked into THREE POINT FIVE Gigahertz of Vram.
Couch gameplay, controller support for every released game. ( duh )
And great exclusives.
And thereby you'll not have to spend atleast 1200 bucks to have a enjoyable experience.
That said, i'll probably upgrade my rig when the new GPU's and AMD Zen hits.
>>335773354
>women want to be with him
>this is what /r/pcmasterrace believes
>>335773354
>dressed in brown
>clearly green
pcucks need to get their eyes checked
Talk me out of this
https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/Mandrill/22974123
>>335775523
At first I thought that was Totalbiscut.
>>335775448
>THREE POINT FIVE Gigahertz of Vram.
Gigabytes.
>>335773354
I've been between the two concentrating on one or the other almost my entire gaming life
There used to be more of a difference, any arguments for or against one is even smaller and less meaningful today compared to the mid 2000s and below.
Basically 360/ps3 and PC have been nearly the same if you compare it to a ps1/n64/90s pc which were totally different. Each one did something completely different.
I would follow what games you want to play, or maybe what controls you like best or something. Anything but something thats been increasingly similar like graphics.
>>335776151
Spending double to be made fun of if you tell anyone.
Spend half that at least at some other place or newegg/build it yourself.
PC gaming should be like this, just buy a console if you want console priced PCs or to not customize building it yourself. This is both a pro and con of PCs. Personalization, complication.
