After switching from console to a $600 gaming PC, the speaker explains why he prefers it: he can play any next-gen game, mod them, access League of Legends and thousands more, and record gameplay easily. He acknowledges consoles are comfortable and quick to start, but says a good chair and PC's versatility win.
Before I start talking about this commentary's topic, I wanna mention the gameplay you're watching in the background is absolutely beast, and I've been playing a ton of Black Ops 2, which is kind of ironic cuz of what I'm about to talk about, but I kinda went back to my Xbox and just started playing Black Ops 2. Absolutely hate Ghosts, can't play Ghosts for more than 10 minutes. I could play Black Ops 2 for a couple hours and still be having fun. So anyways, today we're gonna be talking about consoles vs. PCs, and this is gonna be a really mini short video and I'm just gonna give you my experience. I'm not really gonna use facts or anything like that because I really don't know much about consoles hardware and PCs hardware. I bought a pre-built computer, I didn't even build it on my own. Uh, just— that's just 'cause I really knew nothing about how to build a computer and I really didn't wanna mess up. And I know that's what everyone says, but just don't hate on me, I bought a pre-built computer. But anyways, I bought a computer that was a little under $600 and I enjoy my PC a lot more than I do consoles, especially now. Even if I had next-gen, I would still probably say I'd enjoy my PC more, just because anything you can play on next-gen, you can play on your computer, and your computer also has the capabilities to mod and do pretty much anything you want. You could go on the internet, surf the web. Now, a lot of people who are hardcore console gamers, you know, argue that it's more comfortable. You could sit on your couch and play your console and things like that. And it's more convenient and like you don't have to wait for it to start up and things like that. But I don't know, like I have a really comfortable chair I'm sitting in right now that I usually play on my computer with, and I just— I don't see why you'd buy a console over PC. But I'm sure someone's gonna write a really long paragraph proving me wrong. But pretty much, I played console my whole life, I bought a PC, I love my PC, especially from a YouTube point of view. It's so much easier because I just need my PC on. I can just record stuff. Even though I'm still uploading console gameplay, once I get used to the mouse a little bit more, I'll probably start playing COD or whatever I want to use in the background on my PC. It's just— I'm not that good right now. It's actually kind of pathetic. But PC also has League of Legends, and there's just pretty much endless games on PC. And if you really want to play a game, you can always pirate it— or I shouldn't say that, but there are ways to get games for free. And From a person who played console his whole life and switched to PC, I'm really glad I did. I like my PC even though it's a prebuilt and it's not the world's best. So I thought I'd just put that out there in case anyone out there is considering buying next-gen still. I would recommend a PC over it, but that's just me. And I'll put a link to my PC in the description if I can dig it up in my search history. I don't even remember what I bought, but I believe it's dual 8GB of RAM and like 3.5GHz, all that good stuff. Pretty standard gaming PC for a cheap person like me. But, uh, yeah, I enjoy my PC more than consoles. I just wanted to put that out there in case anyone else was kind of deciding whether or not to buy PC. If not, I don't know. Hopefully you enjoyed the gameplay in the background. I thought it was pretty beast, and I'll see you later.
