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Those exclusives can still be played on PCs anyway... Also, a PC is better in so many ways. I bought mine's in 2009 and it costed me 1000 Euros, 4 years after, I can still play ANY game in High settings. Tell me if PS3 can play ANY new game in high settings (according to a PC's standards). It just can't. Less graphics, less perfomance, less stuff to do. Skyrim on consoles for instance is ridiculous. Consoles are not dying, but they are still not as cost-efficient as PCs. For example, let's say a PS4 costs $400, which is not the same for all the world, how much do you think a good PC costs? $1000. Let's say you buy for both gaming devices the same games... 10 AAA titles! On consoles you pay 100% of the price, on a computer you will play 80%, and if you are very clever, you can get games from others with less price, even before the launch date. Let's say you wasted... $500 on those 10 games for PS4, but for the PC is only costed $400. So...
PS4+10 AAA games = $900
PC+10 AAA games = $1400

Now, let's see. You paid $500 more for the PC and the 10 games, but how many years will the modern PC last till it can play no new game? 5? Nope! Even more than 5! How about PS4? Pretty much till PS6! How much will it cost to buy a PS5? $400! How much to get a better PC? Well, you will just need a better graphics card, so if you take a good and nice one, then it can even cost $200! And you are fine! :) The PC upgrades, the PS doesn't.
How many years will

A store-bought cheap computer can run a lot of the modern games easily. I don't know what computer you have, but a computer,, that costs $500 is over-the-top. Building your own computer is going over-the-top, too, unless you really want it. Besides, building a computer isn't complicated. It just takes at least a day of reading up on the basics.

Exclusives. Yes, I know there are exclusives on consoles. I said that in the end of my post, which you obviously didn't read. Of course, you're also ignoring the fact that there aren't a lot of exclusives compared to non-exclusives.

PCs aren't expensive to maintain, unless you smash your computer around like a crazy maniac. I've had the computer I have now for about 3-5 years, and all it'll take is $200-300 in parts to upgrade it. Still cheaper than the PS4.

I never said that consoles WILL die, I said that they ARE dying. The PS4 is now enforcing pay2playonline. How well do you think that'll go? The PS3 was unique for its free2play system, and suddenly that's gone. It's surely going to lose a lot of users from that. No reason why they'd go to Xbox, either, because it requires pay2playonline as well! Point being, consoles are WAY more expensive that computers, because you're paying for internet AND membership. You don't pay to use steam.

P.S. Please, throw more pathetic insult attempts at me. It's really going to change facts.

Unless you are aiming to get the "OMG The best and most high end PC in the world" which OBVIOUSLY will increase in price as more and more high end components are being invented each year. However, a medium-powerful PC, with medium-high specifications (not with high end components) can still run modern AAA games at medium-high settings for at least 4 years+ (depending on the games) There's absolutely no need to build a PC of your own. Just visit one of those Custom gaming rig builders and you can get a mid range pc for like from $700 to 1000 (which is actually starting to be a bit of a high-end)

PC games or games in general won't become so advanced and power hungry that PC components have to be renewed like every year or two...and that's only if you want to keep playing the games at the highest settings possible (ultra settings with 16x MSAA?). For an average gamer just medium-high settings with just a may be $700 computer will last him at least 4++ years under good condition and care.

And with a good enough PC you can do other things on top of gaming too...that could be one reason people opt to buy a more expensive PC. For this reason PCs are more powerful and more useful than consoles which are only for gaming.

That's why I prefer to have both a PC and a console.

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