Console versus PC?
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Have been a PC player for over a decade but, there on occasions in which I do want to pick up one of the newer consoles. I do have an old Wii that gets used briefly once or twice a year though.
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I've always been a console gamer. My first console was the NES and I got hooked on playing Mario games. I've playing video games on Nintendo consoles ever since.
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I have a PS4 but everything else I have is a Nintendo console of some kind.
I only got the PS4 because I wanted to be able to play Hogwarts Legacy when it came out. Originally it wasn't set to come out for the Switch so I got a PS4 so that I'd have a way to play that game upon release.
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I have a gaming rig but these days I find myself playing my Xbox Series S more than anything. I've always been more of a console gamer, but pc gaming is fine too! PC gaming does have an advantage, mods.
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I don't think I've ever tried gaming on a computer. I've always used my computer for other things.
Besides, the games that I've played have always come out on just a console of some kind (until recently).
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With a PC, you can upgrade it to make it better so that your gaming experience could be better. You don't have that option with a console. You'd just have to wait for the next console to come out.
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This is very true as eventually a console will become obsolete within 2 or 3 generations. You could eventually offload it to a store that deals in older game consoles.
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This is very true as eventually a console will become obsolete within 2 or 3 generations. You could eventually offload it to a store that deals in older game consoles.
@JoshB said in Console versus PC?:
This is very true as eventually a console will become obsolete within 2 or 3 generations. You could eventually offload it to a store that deals in older game consoles.
I've done that before. I have a Nintendo 3DS and I've gotten rid of my GameBoy's since I don't play them anymore. They were all still in good working order.
