then a console is just as good in FPS games then the PC is.
Mouse and keyboard work better for FPS, and the vast majority of console games don't support mouse and keyboard.
you can buy a gun for the console.
I suppose motion controls might improve to the point were they beat mouse and keyboard, but they certainly haven't yet.
and yea i can exclude them. i think we should look at this in the form that everyone has that has the main machine. and by far not everyone has a steer wheel or guns, or whatever "peripherals"
so yea i exclude them when talking about the machine.
Its really, really hard to exclude a controller for PCs though. A steering wheel is one thing, but a controller isn't specialized for a specific type of game. Also, if you are going to compare PCs and consoles you have to consider all their capabilities, not just the ones you think most people have.
dependable.
PC's crash more easy. or can't run the game because hardware isn't good enough. or 1 of the other zillion ways why a PC game wont wanna work.
If you are comparing a console built for gaming to a PC, it better be at least somewhat built for gaming. Which means hardware isn't a problem, and the crashing more easily and "zillion" other ways are you exaggerating problems for the PC that also exist on console.
on a console your always sure that it can and will run.
No, you aren't. Consoles, especially the newest ones, have had serious problems over their lifetimes. Xbox 360s have the red ring of death and PS3 has that yellow light thing. Not to mention the fact that,while it probably will run the game, it often won't run it as well as a PC.
and if the game is made whit the console in mind and ported to PC. then the PC wont be able to do better anyway.
Depends on the company, not the hardware. Skyrim was made for the 360, and runs significantly better on PC. And if we want to go to the future, Sony's PS4 is made with PC components, meaning this possible problem could be a thing of the past.