The reason I'm buying a console rather than a PC is mostly to do with price. I COULD buy a fantastic gaming PC for £1200 that can run Crysis at full graphics, and 3 years later it needs an overhaul costing me £400, gets viruses etc., or I could just buy a console for $400 that plays games well with few problems. Yahtzee's main bugbear about the PS4 seems to be the share button and the lack of backwards compatibility, the former of which I also find kinda redundant, but it's not like it detracts from the overall experience, and since the latter was taken out as the X-86 is easier for game developers to work with than the Cell, making games cheaper, I'm also OK with. Sure, you get fewer games than on PC, no mod support, no steam sales etc., but for the vast amount cheaper you're getting it for, I'm fine with that. Indie games that aren't on PSN can run on my laptop so I'm not missing out there. I can see that for people with the money, PC is the obvious choice, but for me, a student, I have to go with consoles this gen. Just an opinion, of course.