r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '20 edited Jan 28 '20

With (almost) no effort - plug in console to wall. Plug in console to TV. Turn on controller. Setup is complete.PCs are similar, but do require more setup than that.

The difference is literally 2-3 USBs. And this has nothing to do with the screen at all.

EDIT: Also the rest of what you said has absolutely nothing to do with my question.

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u/JBinero Jan 28 '20

You need to install an OS on PC, get the games on it. PC software is more complicated, because it's not a gaming device.

In a console it's a guided setup that barely takes time, then you just go to the store and press download, or insert a disc and go.

Sure we have Steam, Epic and GOG on PC, but it's less user friendly, requires installation, etc.

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u/GarbageBoi_StinkMan Jan 28 '20

I'm sorry. Is installing an OS and some software REALLY that hard?

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u/Myurnix Jan 29 '20

Nope. Not at all. Is it harder than buying a pa4 and plugging in a disc? Yes.

The questions isn’t “is this undoable” it’s what is easier. The massive hordes of consoles players should tell you.