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If you are going to factor in your time spent researching and building then you should also factor in a PC’s superior versatility and upgradeability, catalog, c
by read_if_gay_ 6y ago
If you are going to factor in your time spent researching and building then you should also factor in a PC’s superior versatility and upgradeability, catalog, cheaper games in general and no fees for online services. (That alone ends up being many hundreds of dollars over the lifetime of a console, if you need it.)
In the long run a PC is usually going to cost you less than a console even if it costs much more up front.
- CydeWeys 6y agoThere's a reason I don't play any online multiplayer games on consoles. I can't stomach paying that much just to use the Internet when multiplayer is free on PC.