I say pc,because of easy use of internet with gaming (getting mods and stuff like that) and also,if you think the a consoles controller is better you can play computer with one of those by plugging it in,and more buttons computer so in games with adjustable buttons PC wins there.
The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced I might just skip this next console generation and get myself a decent gaming PC. Social elements forced down our throats, stupid console gimmicks left and right, an apparent total lack of backwards compatibility... It's not looking very attractive to me. I'll sure miss the exclusives though.
To be honest , PC , only consoles I have are PS 1 and NDS NDS has few best games , but idea for the console is bad PS 1 had great games , it was kind of nostalgia
I think handheld consoles are good but not the big consoles, I prefer PC because of its versatility and I can play classic games (NES,SNES,N64,GBA) on emulators.
There are some games that are better on console than on PC, for example sports games like FIFA, Madden etc and therefore I only play FIFA on my console, which is a PS3.
I think handheld consoles are good but not the big consoles, I prefer PC because of its versatility and I can play classic games (NES,SNES,N64,GBA) on emulators.
Yeah I know, I just love the idea of bringing consoles on the go.
The PC vs Console argument shouldn't really even be one as a console is a type of PC, albeit one that is specifically designed to perform a much smaller range of functions.
In terms of which of the two platforms provide the better gamer experience is entirely subjective. I mean, everyone who plays games will understand that there are some aspects they enjoy and others they don't. So to define which is the "better" experience is almost impossible.
For example in terms of graphics, multiplayer capabilities and functionality then PC wins. In terms of reliability in gameplay (minimal lag etc.), costs and accessibility then console wins. These are just some of the points and even they will be different for everyone.
What I think is that both of these have their own merits and shortcomings but it all depends on the user. I like console because that is where I started playing games, where I play with friends and it's what I can afford. But I would like to own a gaming PC because of the sales available and the ability to upgrade to remain a viable machine for the foreseeable future.
I truly like them both but to discuss which is better is never going to go anywhere and will most likely just cause friction between both sides.