But what do you want? Them to charge a couple of grand for a PC like console that can't be upgraded? Who is going to buy that? You want super powerful machine capable of running at great resolutions and at 100+ FPS but it to cost $400, it's just not going to happen.Strazdas said:Last-gen (yes, lets get used to that one, it was as hard to type for me as it will be for you) consoles was holding gaming back. In fact, current gen consoles already ARE holding gaming back thanks to their inability to run 1080p properly.
Heck, next year there will be a PHONE that is as powerful as this console.
And i think we have already been over the fallacy of "you cant see reslution dur durr"
People who buy consoles aren't really into making the most of the games, as long as it is the shiny shiny and runs ok it doesn't really matter. If you want the greatest and best from gamers you will buy a PC and fill it with top of the range parts that cost the same as the consoles by themselves, you will get mods for games and all that other fiddly crap.
Consoles serve one demographic of games and pc's serve another, which is why resolution doesn't matter ... the only reason a fuss is being kicked up over it, is 'cos PC guys are like "well they should be running that anyway" and console guys are saying "ps4 has a better resolution that xbone". Only the PC guys who actually give a rats ass about it can tell the differences.
I've been watching a lot of coverage of the new consoles and I've people say the same thing, that it's quite hard to tell the differences and even when you do, after an hour or so of gaming you stop thinking about it and it doesn't matter at all.
To be honest when I game on a pc the resolution doesn't bother me that much, as long as it doesn't look like total ass I will play it at whatever.