PCs are superior to consoles

I will admit it was not proffesional to state an argument and not back it up. Combining the sales of all consoles would not be fair. Instead, let us compare the numbers of the Xbox 360. As of January 2011 there have been approximately fifty million Xbox 360 game consoles sold. Although I could not find the 2012 numbers, this shows that PC sale numbers are not grossly few in numbers as you say. Also, according to industry research company DFC Intelligence PC games now make more money than console games. David Cole, owner of the company, stated that PCs are a necessity, so they have a much broader audience. This shows potential in the PC gaming industry. GTA is one of the only few examples of once PC games being only on consoles. PC has its own exclusives such as Sid Meier Civilization 5, Insurgency, Arma, DayZ, etc etc. Updating pc parts is often something that is misunderstood. Honestly, after someone has been playing games on high settings, what he expects is high settings. That said, if I built a pc with the same specs as the ps4, I could play next gen games with the same settings as a console. And most of the time graphic problems are not noticed since most people play consoles with a TV. Many games on consoles do not even have anti-aliasing. Take Naughty Dog's The Last Of Us. I honestly love the game and I praise it for its story and gameplay, but recently I hooked up my PS3 to my monitor, and once you sit up close, you really start to notice the graphical downfalls. The game, not only praised for its story and gameplay, but also its beauty, looked ugly. Because of the low/no anti-aliasing, all the edges looked jagged. Little details looked like splotches of color. For example, when shining a light on an NPCs eyes, the eyes look as if they were glowing. I even started noticing bushes appearing in the distance. Talk about view distance..... My personal opinion of set-up is that I don't mind having to work a day to play better games on higher settings. Also, if you do not feel like making your own computer, you can buy a prebuilt one, or pay a company or friend to build one for you. After getting the PC working and running, all it takes is the usual connect to Wi-fi, download steam and get whatever games you want. As for the snowball effect, once again, everyone has a PC in their house. Most of my console playing friends have a steam account. Even though they spend no money on PC games, they still enjoy free to plays like TF2 and often times gifted games. And honestly once again, the sales draw them in. I will admit my argument for mature audience is opinionated, but their is some proof. For example, CS:GO has casual servers and non casual servers. This is to serve both the serious gamers with the casual ones. With non casual servers, there are penalties for actions like leaving games early. This helps seperate casual from serious. As for the graphics, sometimes when you play consoles, you get used to the graphics, however, textures on PC games are usually much better. Here is a picture of the different settings of skyrim. https://www.google.com... . As for frame rates, a good frame rate can really help you get immersed in the game. Search up BF4 60 FPS on google. Youtube automatically downgrades it to 30 FPS. You can tell how smooth the 60 FPS is