"@Sk8rblaze;c-15917841" wrote:
"BariSaxy;c-15917820" wrote:
The Sims 4 is already a console-quality The Sims title. I don't even want to imagine how bad a The Sims 4 on consoles would be.
I actually much prefer consoles. PC gaming is too expensive, and The Sims is the only PC franchise I care about... But The Sims games on consoles are not very good. They're so watered down. They aren't any kind of alternative IMO.
I'd imagine it to be virtually the same experience, given it seems they may be able to port DLC to the base game itself on console:
Pre-order and get The Sims™ 4 Perfect Patio Stuff featuring hot tubs, more fashion, and bonus décor!*"
But analog controls for a Sims game is horrendous. The game, as its formatted on PC, is meant to be played with keyboard and mouse. Pointing and clicking with an analog is a downright annoyance.
Personally, I think PC gaming is cheaper. The cost to build one and then buy a desk, monitor, etc. for the first time can be pricey. However, what you end up buying tends to be as powerful or more powerful than what consoles have, and has more practical use, so you are getting more value for your money. This helps later on, when years pass and consoles are going obsolete, and your PC is still ahead. Also, the PC has a massive library of games to play which are always going on sale for great deal, whereas console games tend to take longer to drop in price. As someone who has both PC and console, I just find PC to be the cheaper, more beneficial route to take.
Exactly, PC gaming will always be better than console, for the basic reason that you have a whole PC library at your fingertips. You don't need to purchase games multiple times, because companies only allow you to play old games by rebuying them. Especially simple "HD upscaled" games. An old PC game can be upscaled to HD for free.