@bluebenjamin
Well bully for you....you do know most people buy consoles because of ease of use of the ecosystem and exclusive games they like, right? Personally I play on pc, ps4, ps3, and 360 currently, but I also own older consoles like the nes, snes, ps2, etc. etc. because I can play games on those consoles I cannot play on my pc. Why is it so hard for some folks to understand this??? Curious.

Also, if you're a pc only player and not playing on multiple platforms, you're missing out on some of the great games of a generation that happen to be console exclusive. There have been several goty winners that were console exclusive, so it just doesn't make sense to be console agnostic if you love games. Makes no sense at all.

@moldybread
Come on now, it's not that difficult to understand. The pc is a different beast entirely, and is not a standardized platform like the consoles are. Ps4 and xbox one will be compared because no matter where in the world you buy one, you get the same performance as the next guy. Not so with pc. There is a great variation in the top end of the pc market and the bottom end, and what those machines are capable of. So it's like comparing apples and oranges.

Not every pc user gets the same experience with every game...experiences vary widely based on your particular setup, whereas all console users everywhere have the exact same experience, so the comparison is easy.

@medman

the point is if performance is a factor then why not invest in the pc? if more people got away from all the marketing surrounding consoles and got into pc gaming then maybe we would see more support for it that really pushes the platform.