UnderOpenSky
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This.
That was written 2021, which was the height of madness around GPU prices. Yes it's still more expensive, but no where near those levels.
This.
Yes, they're loss leaders to get you into their ecosystem.I thought the general deal was that consoles are cheaper than gaming PCs but they make up for that with the price of the games. Their flagship stuff is upwards of £75.
Which are basically motorway service stations - they can charge what they like as there’s no competition.Yes, they're loss leaders to get you into their ecosystem.
Yup.I thought the general deal was that consoles are cheaper than gaming PCs but they make up for that with the price of the games. Their flagship stuff is upwards of £75.
I thought the general deal was that consoles are cheaper than gaming PCs but they make up for that with the price of the games. Their flagship stuff is upwards of £75.
Nintendo seem to be immune to this and sell full price years later lol. Sods, does mean reselling physical copies works quite nicely when you have finished with them tho.It's also depends on where in the consol life cycle we are. On release of a new consol you'd typicaly spend a lot more to get a similar setup, but this drops the longer they are out as PC GPUs drop in price/get more powerful with subsequent generations.
Nintendo seem to be immune to this and sell full price years later lol. Sods, does mean reselling physical copies works quite nicely when you have finished with them tho.
It's not quite what I meant, but yes. I was tempted by a switch, but would no way use it enough to justify the cost of games. When I had a PS4 I'd never pay full price for games, I'd always wait a bit. Nothing like a Steam sale, but it lasted me many years without worrying about upgrades, which consols do have in their favour.
I reckon the cheapest option would be to look for a second hand Switch. Under £100 might be realistic.I just fancied playing Mortal Kombat 1. Can't really afford a console, and certainly not for one game.
Yeah the upgrades thing has always been what keeps me on consoles (well that and being able to sit on the living room sofa to play.) Sod paying huge amounts for a PC only for it to be out of date six months later. Maybe the situation has improved on that though?
Mind you I've only played Elden Ring for about a year and Darks Souls 3/X-COM 2 for about three years before that and I'm happy sticking with that for the moment.
I don't really fancy a handheld.I reckon the cheapest option would be to look for a second hand Switch. Under £100 might be realistic.
Switch can be used via TV also.I don't really fancy a handheld.
I can wait until something affordable turns up. I'm not even really opposed to digital only. I don't watch many dvd's anyway. It's just my superslow internets
You can plug a Switch into a TV, provided you don't get one of the budget handheld-only ones.I don't really fancy a handheld.
You can plug a Switch into a TV, provided you don't get one of the budget handheld-only ones.
Except he won't be able to play the game on it.At that point he's better sticking with his PS4