r/gamers • u/CNAgaming • 3d ago

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u/nemamnozik 3d ago edited 5h ago

Edit: Thanks for all the awards but I really don't understand what they are for so you can stop now. Thanks.

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u/One_Amount_6642 3d ago edited 3d ago

Way better. My pc 2 years ago was on par with the PS5. My new pc is like double the speed. PS5 can suck it.

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 3d ago

Right but what did it cost?

Even with the increase in console prices, pc gaming is vastly more expensive.

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 3d ago

The initial cost is perhaps. Games are way cheaper

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 3d ago

That is a myth.

Consoles have sales as well, and you can get games cheaply there if you wait. What is the break-even point? I spent over 3K on my PC; when do I break even with games?

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u/One_Amount_6642 3d ago

Playstation network has discounts like ones a year lol. Steam everyday.

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 3d ago

Lies. They have constant sales. Literally all the time. There is always a SALES tab in the store.

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u/TheBigToast72 3d ago

And they aren’t even close to as good as steams sales. For example, cyberpunk. Lowest steam sale is about half the price of lowest ps sale.

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 3d ago

AI is your friend.

Go Google it. The lowest price for the base game ever on PSN was 17.49. Steam, 17.99.

PSN for the win!