Xbox's biggest crisis right now isn't games. It's hardware.
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The PlayStation 5 is on track to outsell Xbox 2:1, again.

"Today, PlayStation revealed that its PS5 has sold 40 million units. Microsoft doesn’t share hardware numbers typically, but court documents, math, and slides from an ID@Xbox in Brazil seem to suggest the Xbox Series X|S line-up is around 20-23 million units sold globally. That essentially puts the PS5 at a 2:1 advantage against Xbox, but perhaps the split is even worse than that beneath the surface. "

  • NoPolToday@beehaw.orgEnglish
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    1 year ago

    The console experience is different enough though. I have a PC I can game on with no issue, but I rarely do, because i love my sofa, my LG OLED and my soundbar. At the end of a tiring working day, after taking care of my chores, putting the kids to bed, I just can’t get back to the computer, especially if I had to use it all day long for work…
    But, at the end of the day, it’s all a matter of preference: do you like PS 1st party kinds of games? Go for PlayStation. Are you more eclectic? Go for Game Pass. Your kids want a potent enough machine for Roblox and Fortnite? The Series S is there for you. Do you travel a lot? Go for a Switch or a Steam Deck (loving mine btw).
    Plus, the ultimate question: How much does a PC/a console or a new game cost in your country?

    • SeaJ@lemm.ee
      3·
      1 year ago

      Steam is streamable through a Chromecast so you could easily play your PC games on your TV.

      I agree with your sentiment though. Play whatever fits you. The Xbox offers plenty as do the PS5 and Switch.

    • Vestria@beehaw.orgEnglish
      1·
      1 year ago

      >At the end of a tiring working day, after taking care of my chores, putting the kids to bed, I just can’t get back to the computer, especially if I had to use it all day long for work…

      Those are the days I Miracast my PC to my TV and curl up on the couch with a wireless controller.

      My soon-to-be 7-year-old has a Switch that fits his Minecraft / Pokemon / YouTube needs, and I have my PS5 for exclusives that don’t have a PC port yet (I’m currently playing through FFXVI, for example.

      >Plus, the ultimate question: How much does a PC/a console or a new game cost in your country?

      I currently live in the States, so any average price you look up in USD will apply. I built my own PC, I purchased my PS5 on sale, and I will build myself a new PC when my son is old enough to be trusted (under supervision) with my current PC, if any of that matters.