Watchdogs 2 also runs surprisingly well on FX cpus, as seen in that benchmark. But one has to be careful with console ports anyway, Batman Arkham City for examp

Watchdogs 2 also runs surprisingly well on FX cpus, as seen in that benchmark. But one has to be careful with console ports anyway, Batman Arkham City for example would paint a very strange picture of PC performance (the port was and is a disaster) But there are other valid examples, like Battlefield 1 in multiplayer. The 4 core era will end, and consoles might make that happen faster, but especially for 4K gaming I would not worry yet. Till gpus are fast enough to make cpu the bottleneck in those there will be a few more cpu generations to come. At least based on current performance and how gpus normally develop. We only just reached 60 FPS on high settings there, and that with the most expensive consumer gpu available. But on 1080p and 1440p, that's a different story. Being more future proof for that development is one of the appeals of the Ryzen 5 1600 (6c/12t).