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Gaming PlayStation 5
- Thread starter ArmandTamzarian
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But I like having three lungs.
Yeah you might be right.
You don't actually need lungs, think about it, you could have 3 PS5s... A PS15 essentially.
quick mathsAs if PlayStation is worlds apart because of a couple of exclusives this gen.
PlayStation pretentiousness must be close to matching PC now.
Pretentious rubbish? You can play the same games that you get on XBOX on a PC but at higher resolution, higher FPS, the option to use keyboard and mouse and usually with better online experience. That is all a fact. I am only guessing at why people don't just buy a PC instead - perhaps you can help me with that.
PlayStation has many games that you can only play on a PlayStation - that's the big difference here. I'm not a console player but even I am a bit interested to see how the PS5 looks as it's the only console i'd consider getting. Nintendo is great at what they do but I find most of their games only mildly diverting and I get bored very quickly.
Now the conference might be 2 hours.
Come on, there are still legitimate reasons to get an Xbox versus playing everything on pc. Price is the big one, of course, easy of use, preference for gaming lazily in your couch in front of a huge tv are two more that spring to mind. These might not be compelling arguments for you personally, but for many they will be.
You can do that with a PC relatively easily too though - I have mine upstairs but with steam link I just beam it downstairs into my living room anytime I want. I get you on price but you can get a semi-decent PC for maybe £500-600.
Or just get a PS so you have all those things and all the Sony exclusives too.
Plus you can do all of the above with a PC.
I don’t really think it has. Even today you can get yourself a better spec PC than what Xbox Series X will be. Of course it’s going to cost you a couple of grand but you can’t edit video on your Xbox, have access to vast amount of games and genres from years back. The ability to customise your in-game settings. PC gaming is for a different type of gamer who likes tinkering with settings imo. I got into pc gaming only recently and I can understand why people prefer console gaming.pc gaming can be quite daunting actually.
it will 825. No way they make it 2tb without absolutely blowing the pricing to high heaven.
I meant "the option of 825GB or the premium 2TB" which it sounds like is the case.
Sorry, I worded that poorly. I didn’t mean to be quite so abrasive.
Not everyone uses it enough to build a pc. I barely touched my Xbox for years until Red Dead 2 then this COD. Not to mention the main thing is having the same thing as your mates, unless crossplay becomes more prevalent. If it does and we all carry on playing more now then yeah it’s probably worth looking in to.
I don’t fancy playing with mouse and keyboard ever though. It doesn’t feel enjoyable at all to me.
There’s definitely plenty of misplaced pretentiousness with PlayStation users at the moment, even just looking through this thread, when there’s really very little between the consoles. The exclusives obviously being the main thing, which is a valid reason to lean towards it, but doesn’t exactly justify some of the comments in here
Fair enough... I’d be buying myself 825 gb then as still can’t their ‘best in class’ m.2 drive being cheap, especially as the larger pcie 3.0 and 4.0 drives are still so expensive.
Arguments for consoles:
1. Easy to use
- Everyone and their dog knows how to use a pc. If you don't know how to fix shit you are guaranteed a Google search from a step by step solution.
2. You can use it on the big telly and won't need a dedicated space
- You can use the same cable from the console and plug it into the pc and use the TV as a monitor.
3. You prefer the controller
- Both the dualshock and the xbox controller works on pc.
4. Price
- You could build a pc for the same amount of money and get similar/better power, but the stability of the consoles makes them a smoother experience for gaming at the price in my opinion.
5. Exclusive games you want to play
- The real reason to buy consoles.
6. Mobility (switch)
- Another decent reason if you are free to play on the go, although the pc also has streaming options.
1. Easy to use
- Everyone and their dog knows how to use a pc. If you don't know how to fix shit you are guaranteed a Google search from a step by step solution.
2. You can use it on the big telly and won't need a dedicated space
- You can use the same cable from the console and plug it into the pc and use the TV as a monitor.
3. You prefer the controller
- Both the dualshock and the xbox controller works on pc.
4. Price
- You could build a pc for the same amount of money and get similar/better power, but the stability of the consoles makes them a smoother experience for gaming at the price in my opinion.
5. Exclusive games you want to play
- The real reason to buy consoles.
6. Mobility (switch)
- Another decent reason if you are free to play on the go, although the pc also has streaming options.
I'm a little disappointed that it's only going to be 825 GB, that is going to fill up ridiculously quickly. I'd personally be happy to pay more for bigger storage.
I'll get the bigger version if that's an option. Always better to go for bigger storage rather than pay money down the line for external.
I usually delete my games once I complete them and re download them if I need to but I can it being a problem for those who have internet caps and slow connection.
There's a lot of plus points of PC but they're moot unless all your mates get one too, unless crossplay becomes more prevalent.
Also cheating is absolutely rife on PC, which I think many people will be concerned about after witnessing it on COD now.
Same but often when I realise I want to play something I want to play it straight away and if it's around 80GB it can take most of the day for me. My connection is pretty fast as well.
I know you can do that but it's not something everyone wants to put time and effort into. And, I mean, a £500-600 is just not going to cut it compared to a Series X. The equivalent gpu alone is more than that. I'm saying this as someone who has an extremely capable gaming pc who is absolutely not interested in buying an Xbox, but that doesn't mean I can't see why other people think differently.
1GB fibre connection = 3.6mb/s downloads from PSN.
Pretty much. I can torrent a 2GB TV show in 5 minutes but for some reason games take half a day.
Wow I can only dream of such things on my crappy ADSL.
It takes me about an hour to 90 min to download 80gb so it’s not so bad. If the premium console is going to be like 100 quid more then I’ll just bite the bullet.
That’s not right.. I get 500 from virgin and I usually get downloads fairly fast but not as fast as on Xbox one.
I don't play shooters (or multiplayer games in general), so I can't really speak of cheating, but i believe you if you say it is more common on pc as it would be easier to do.
Can't speak of which communities friends play in either. Growing up most of my friends had a pc, playstation and some nintendo stuff so there were never a situation where we had to pick a platform based on where the others were. I just put up the arguments I've heard the most.
Crossplay is becoming more prevalent, so it is developing to the right place.
PSN speeds are throttled right now. I got 1GB and get like 40gb during peak times. 650 is best I get during non peak times. But don’t think that speed test on PSN has ever been accurate. Think it uses some Asian servers.
I believe it’s possible on console too but the cheating has been insane on cod when playing with pc players. They’ve only just brought in proper anti cheat so it’s better now but it shows how rife it was without. I don’t know how good anti cheat is on other games though. It might be top notch now so not much of an issue.
Your argument about playing with friends is moot though as Xbox players can play with PC players, albeit with a huge disadvantage in certain games. Also I think cross platform gaming will be standard in this era of consoles as the groundwork was laid this time.
And if you think cheating isn't rife on consoles in FPS games, you'd be wrong.
In my experience downloads are much quicker if you stick your playstation into rest mode.
On pc it doesn't really matter how good it is as people will always find ways around it.
If they target the software creators then they might stop it, but not through anti-cheat software in my inexperienced opinion.
There will be issues as shown recently when games tries to get root control of a pc to look for cheaters.
Yeah, I found this, too. Also, it goes without saying really, but always opt for a wired ethernet connection over WiFi if possible. Makes a huge difference.
I always download in rest mode overnight if possible. Easily the quickest option. It handles downloaded terribly, hope the ps5 solves that somehow.
Not expecting much of this thing today tbh, some jargon, some buzz words, a couple games maybe, no price point, no look at it and no release date.
Not expecting much of this thing today tbh, some jargon, some buzz words, a couple games maybe, no price point, no look at it and no release date.
I know why Sony took this approach for the PS4, but I hope they have a look at the way they handle updates moving into the next generation. The amount of times I’ve had to delete a game for a 15GB patch for COD (or any other big game) is ridiculous. Obviously it’s not the size of the update that you need to look at, it’s the size of the game that your updating.
I get why they do it, but having to constantly delete and then re-download a game just for a 10GB patch even though you have 100Gb free space is a bit maddening. Obviously this is mainly for games that are quite large, but still.
I get why they do it, but having to constantly delete and then re-download a game just for a 10GB patch even though you have 100Gb free space is a bit maddening. Obviously this is mainly for games that are quite large, but still.
It’s very apparent that it’s nowhere near as rife when you turn off crossplay.
There's more opportunity to be able to cheat on PC but it most certainly happens on consoles as well.
At the end of the day any semi competitive game, regardless of platform, will have cheaters.
Why do they do it? I've never looked into it, just knew it was an absolute nightmare updating my games.
Yeah makes sense. Weeding out those not even good at cheating is a good start though. Some are mega obvious. Saw a video though that said the best ones will flick aimbot on and off with a key so not all of their shots are perfect headshots but enough to make the difference. Can’t see that ever being picked up.