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this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2023
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Just don't buy that expensive crap. If people where better at math they would buy PCs instead and we wouldn't have any exclusives.
I'm finding it hard to believe that you can get PS5-tier graphics and performance from a $450 PC...do you have a build you can recommend?
You have to factor in the cost of the online subscription over the life of the console when pricing out a comparable PC. That is what he meant by “better at math”.
$80/year for 5 years is $400 but how much more is the comparable PC than a PS5?