You can't do dramatic slow walking with arrow keys.

It's less complicated and less expensive. Plus, exclusives. It's easier to jump online and play with friends, without worrying about hackers or mods or viruses.

Console gaming is more convenient. I'd be more likely to bring my PS4 somewhere than lug my PC around, screen and all. Furthermore, the console is very user-friendly. The UI is intuitive and welcoming, and everything is pre-built. All you need to do is put in a disk and start playing. [spoiler]Although, it doesn't take much to learn about even pre-built PCs, but consoles get an edge nonetheless.[/spoiler] Consoles used to be able to brag about local and splitscreen multiplayer, but unfortunately that is a thing of the past.

Generally speaking it isn't but the graphics on my PS4 are ironically much much better than on my laptop and my classmates all play on PS4, we do heists and stuff Of course I'd like some proper PC some day, I'd really like to play with mouse for example (I also set my sensitivity on controller on 100 just to have that mouse feeling and suprisingly it's really mint)but as of right now I'm alright with my PS4 :)

I don't have the patience to put together a PC to make it cheaper than a console that I already enjoy playing. I can buy any Xbox or PS4 and it'll run all games smoothly, but there are plenty of PC's out thee that will struggle.

Exclusives. You can list any and all of those pc exclusives but 9 times out of 10 they're either lame RTS's or lame MMO's. PS has Uncharted, The Last of Us, and God of War and Xbox has Halo and Gears of War. PC hasn't had a killer game since Half Life 2. Quality > quantity

Don't have time or money to pour into a PC when I've already got an Xbox. Plus all my friends are on Xbox.

Most of my friends own consoles because they don't wanna dump money into a PC.

They're both equal - they both have their perks and they both have their quirks

I dont want lord gaben touching my wallet

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Buying a console up front is cheaper, everybody basically gets the same experience (less so with the Pro and Scorpio), as it depends on your Internet connection and TV, it is easier to start out of the box and the controller is a simpler device. Not to mention that a console is more of a sit down and play game. I could move my console and TV to my room, lay down on my bed and play, lay down on my couch and play, sit up on it and do the same. A PC has you sitting up closer to a screen and essentially being less comfortable. After a long day, I would like to just relax and play or watch something. While I would call myself somewhat of a hardcore gamer, having been gaming for over 18 years on consoles, I would say that PC gaming is for the more hardcore gamers. There are a lot more things to consider with a PC when compared to a console. I find PCs to be easier and better to get into these days, but it still does not make it 100% easy. The PC Vs Console "debate" comes down to personal preference and opinions. I enjoy consoles more as I would rather have an easier experience whenever I have time to enjoy this hobby. Although I may invest in a PC when this console generation is done with. Although I may have both, as I would like to play with my friends on consoles. And while new Xbox exclusives are almost all coming to a PC, Playstation exclusives do not look like they are getting the same treatment.

PC isn't cheap. If you really want to game. I'm over $6000 in my PC since I first built it. PS4 $400 Astro A50s $300 Cheaper. Even if you don't want a fancy PC it'll still cost you more then a PS4 would plus keyboard, mouse, monitor, headset or speakers.

I don't, because it isn't.