PC Gaming vs Console Gaming

Well. .. Too bad it had to end this way. I extend all arguments, and will be doing my counter-rebuttals of Pro's round 3. Counter-rebuttal 1: PricePro has interesting statements here, about Sony and Microsoft's business policy. However, I feel that's a topic for another debate. This debate argues about whether it would be better from a customer point of vue to go for PCs or consoles, not marketing tactics. Hence, I will only be rebutting the point Pro was getting at, being his calculations from round 2 to prove PCs are cheaper in the long run than consoles while having much better specs, and I've disproven these calculations in my first rebuttal of round 3, rendering this rebuttal void. Counter-rebuttal 2: Game VarietyThe case of MMORPG and MOBA's being on consoles or not has been covered in my fifth rebuttal of round 3. Now, strategy games. You took Civilization V as your example. While I ackowledge there aren't many strategy games like the Civilization franchise on consoles, it's not a valid reason to say that they don't exist at all. Albeit there are only a handful of games on current-gen, there have been a few on last-gen. One in particular stems from the very same francise you took an example of: Civilisation Revolution, available on PS3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS(has been released for IOS and Windows Phone, but it isn't important information for this debate). Another one worth mentioning has actually been released for the PS4, PS3, Playstation Vita and Windows: Nobunaga's Ambition: Spheres of Influence(1)As for point-and-click games, I assume you're referring to titles such as Monkey Island, because Diablo 3 if I recall correctly is a MMORPG. It's not because you mainly use a mouse in a game that it's classified point-and-click. There's actually lots of point-and-click games on consoles, which I will only be refering to a couple. The most popular of them are undoubtly the TellTale franchise of games, such as The Walking Dead or The Wolf Among Us. Yes there are QTE's, but that doesn't take out the genre out of it. One more is one that can't be denied with as to it's genre: Murdered Soul Suspect. It exists on PS3/PS4, Xbox 360/Xbox One and PC. Indie games go both sides, although in this case, PC gets the point not because of Steam, but because of Flash. If we go solely by Steam, then PCs and consoles are pretty much tied when it comes to indies. Pro argues that the ability of playing family games is more of a personal preference, and then contradicts himself one line below by saying playing something such as LoL or Civilization 5 is more rewarding and fun. If it's personal preference, then family games can be as rewarding and fun than games such as LoL or Cvilization 5. It's all a question of mentality. I've adressed the exclusives topic in my fifth rebuttal of round 3. I have nothing to say about the "playing on a couch" argument, as Pro seems to agree with my point of vue.1: . http://www.metacritic.com...Counter-rebuttal 3: FunPro here tries to twist the argument to his advantage by doing exactly what I've established as not possible. The only reason I've brought the argument up in the first place is to prevent Pro from coming up with things such as:" I hope the judges realize all the benefits of PC and hope that they find PC Gaming more fun as well. "Fun is entirely subjective, and SHOULD NOT be a argument/proof/point whatsoever under any circumstances when debating/voting on this kind of debate. For not acknowledging that concept, and trying to use a "tabu" concept in this debate, I suggest this matter should be put into consideration when judging about the Conduct point when voting, and penalise Pro. Dropped arguments:There have been a few dropped arguments Pro failed to adress during this debate, which are:-everything I said about the Nintendo 3DS and the PS Vita, save for the mobility point. -the very weak influence Flash games have to weigh in the balance for this debateConceded arguments:I don't think people see that kind of section often, but I feel like doing this to ease the voters job. I will be listing the arguments I made Pro has officialy conceded to me:-Family games can't be played on PC, and thus give an advantage to consoles in that regard-Consoles are far more mobile than PCs are, been able to play pretty much anywhere at any time. Conclusion:With all this, I come to the conclusion that consoles are better than PCs in general from a random customer's point of vue.