I use PC but in console the games are most optimized
PC vs Console
PC forevaaa
PC! Of course!
Xbox and plays ration don't have mods, I rest my case
You can actually get mods for a great many games on both PS4 and Xbox One. Obviously the number of games and extent of possible mods is a bit more restricted, but as a generality all the games with the largest modding communities are openly supported. With more in depth tweaking even more advanced and intricate mods can be used without the support of Sony or Microsoft themselves.
PC because you can upgrade it
Personally i'd say console but if you are someone who is looking to have an advantage go with PC.
pc for fps console for fighting/action
For the wealthy, uninformed, or both, one might consider getting a console for its convenience. On the other hand, an individual willing to invest some time into researching products might find that having a good PC build is worth it after all. Nowadays, consoles are becoming a lot smaller- take the Nintendo Switch for example; it took the original concept of the Wii U and expanded greatly on it. All one needs really is a monitor with an HDMI port, an HDMI cable, a power outlet, and the Switch. I think Nintendo really broke through the concept that consoles are hulky machinery that will become obsolete in a few years. PC's are still great and offer endless possibilities, although consoles like the Switch aren't so bad themselves. The video game industry could use some innovation like that once in a while.
PC is better in terms of:
-controls: with a mouse, you can aim easily, and nothing prevents you from pluging an game controller in
-cheats: if you're stuck in the game, you can still find ways to cheat instead of giving up the game, even though it's rare to be stuck in a game nowadays
-mods
-you can upgrade it, as other people said above
-if you really want to play a specific game that is exclusive to a console, if there is an emulator, you can do it
-you can easily crack games
-graphics are better on pc that console (you can change the settings)
PC sucks because:
-unless it is a laptop, you can't move your games with you
-the games can be unstable (fps drops)
-game developers do not give a sh*t anymore, releasing heavy and unoptimised games for PC users. Before, they could create 3D games with less of 512mbs (nintendo 64), and beautiful games with less than 2gb (gamecube). Now, games weight more than 20gb: a nightmare, a shame, a waste of ressources.
-controls: with a mouse, you can aim easily, and nothing prevents you from pluging an game controller in
-cheats: if you're stuck in the game, you can still find ways to cheat instead of giving up the game, even though it's rare to be stuck in a game nowadays
-mods
-you can upgrade it, as other people said above
-if you really want to play a specific game that is exclusive to a console, if there is an emulator, you can do it
-you can easily crack games
-graphics are better on pc that console (you can change the settings)
PC sucks because:
-unless it is a laptop, you can't move your games with you
-the games can be unstable (fps drops)
-game developers do not give a sh*t anymore, releasing heavy and unoptimised games for PC users. Before, they could create 3D games with less of 512mbs (nintendo 64), and beautiful games with less than 2gb (gamecube). Now, games weight more than 20gb: a nightmare, a shame, a waste of ressources.
i like the exclusive games that come out on console and i also grew up on it too
I'm more of a PC guy
PC master race for the frame rate alone, let alone tons of other reasons
The only reason to own or play on a console is to play the exclusive games. To do otherwise marks you as ultracasual.
I played Xbox 360 and PS3 until i got my PC in 2013. Ever since that ive never looked back on console and wouldn't go back. lots more games and its multi use
