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But the difference is that a decent gaming PC is powerful enough to play games from any system with some minimal optimization. The same can't be said about the Xbox One, PS4, or WiiU, which would struggle to play many of the higher end PC games.bluegate said:It's not just "console exclusivity", it's platform exclusivity as a whole.BeerTent said:There's a lot of games I'd love to play, but I certainly feel you, the console exclusivity is a pain in the dick.
Oh well, I just won't buy them. Controllers are too hard for me to use, and even if I was on a fair ground as everyone else, there's no way I can drop the money on a console when a HW upgrade for my PC is less than $100.
A lot of times the narrative is flows from the PC gamers, how consoles are keeping games away from them that they want to play, but it's something that effects everyone on every platform. There are games on PC that a person with only a Nintendo console would like to play, there are games on Xbox that a person with only a PlayStation would like to play and so forth and so forth.
My PC could run Breath of the Wild buttery smooth at 1440p at 60 fps if Nintendo released it on PC. They won't, instead I would have to play it at barely 30fps at 900p if I want to play it at all, an objectively worse experience in every way.
Sometimes PC games don't get ported to consoles because the ports would be really bad on a technical level. Sort of like when a game is released on a last gen and a current gen system simultaneously and the last gen version of it is barely playable *cough* Shadow of Morder *cough cough.*