Yeah, PC is a no brainer with any metric except for plug and play simplicity.
Although with a good pre-built, that point is kind of mute too now. But even so, PCs are so worth the setup, people just don’t bother taking the time to learn a little, so instead buy into a console.
On initial purchase, without used parts, no. But once you consider savings from online subscriptions over the lifespan, yes easily.
It counts overseas territories/islands. It hits Raoul Island in the case of New Zealand.
So like $150 of stuff for $666… lmao
Thanks gamers!
It’s literally just market manipulation. It’s all it has ever been.
By closing roads, in cities, turn roads into walkable spaces. Turn road lanes into cycle lanes. Install places to park bikes. People will walk and cycle if it’s convenient and safe. Less roads means less cars, people using cars will divert instead of sitting in traffic, people will walk or cycle instead of using a car to avoid sitting in traffic.
It’s not rocket science, just provide the infrastructure for it and it will naturally shift.
It’s a shitty movie about Minecraft… let people have their fun. The jokes and memes around it are the best part.
Yes, we need the Xbox handheld to fail, we don’t want Windows to take Linux’s best chance to grow.
No, they are successors.
Haha, don’t be silly, Nintendo don’t do sales. They just grift their entire player base. But you know what you are getting into when buying into a closed ecosystem.
No reason? Lil guy is locked in a cage!
Now rub your brain cells together and think how that might hinder improvement instead of replying to every single message of mine in the thread with the same poor take. Ranked mode exists for what you are describing, but with a visible gauge of progress.
Always the same dismissive take. Bring a new argument. Nobody wants to stomp noobs. We want diverse games with different skill levels, giving a more unpredictable experience. Which is better for having fun and ultimately learning to improve.
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What else has such a catalog? Going to be hard to persuade creators to host their own content with ads and subscriptions.
New, it’s hard to get under $500, but unless you plan to play entirely offline you will need a PS Plus subscription, which costs at least $80/year. If you have the console for 5 years, that’s an extra $400 just to use the thing and you can easily build a brand new PC that demolishes a PS5 for $900.
There is still a bigger initial cost, but you save so much in the longterm with a PC. I understand why people go for consoles, it’s so simple, but I’d never recommend one ever.