Nah I’d rather have a console

They have been PC since the end of ps2 360 days. Just slower, less powerful and proprietary software.

Shocked they don't offer upgraded versions every year already.

Probably buy this and my first 4k tv at the same time.

some pc games are dogshit online even on their current releases.

have you tried playing madden ultimate team on pc before? the auction house is a desert and there's 10x more glitches in the game too. games on pc are just so much more easier to exploit and that's the crux of why i'm meh about it.

if it's an offline game like witcher sure sign me up though.

ok? what was the point of this? If a game isnt good, people wont play it! Thats how it should be.

I have not tried playing Madden on PC or any other platform, really.

I just thought your comment was funny, because typically, online is 10x better on PC than consoles.

I was considering building a nice PC but I love Sony's exclusives too much. They absolutely killed it this gen.

Sony should just build the console into its smart TVs.

Also, a subscription model like Netflix or Steam.

I vaguely remember a rumor from the PS3 days that sony was going to build an all-in-one system. It would be an interesting concept to see. Heat dispersion would be the main issue I would worry about, but the components could be spread over a much larger area.

Price for the TV would probably be too high compared to competitors.

Too many great exclusives to solely rely on PC.

I will always have the latest PlayStation and Nintendo consoles. Xbox is a total waste of money. They don’t make anything good that you can’t get elsewhere besides Forza and the occasional Halo.

The Last of Us
Uncharted
God of War
Horizon
Spider-Man

Sony has some seriously amazing properties.

I'm all in on the PS5. I have not owned a gamer PC since 2011. It's a money pit because you constantly want to upgrade when the next CPU or video card comes out. I still have a PS3 and a PS4 Pro connected to a 55" LG OLED and I am very satisfied.

Guess that depends on what FPS you truly need. I cant think of any reason to constantly upgrade your CPU in a gaming machine. I'm still using a 4770k with DDR3. I upgraded my 770 to a 1070ti last year around this time when the cards started dropping in price back to normal retail levels, thats a 5 year gap between 1 upgrade that lets me play most all games on high settings, if not max.