PC Gaming vs Console Gaming

First of all, I'd like to indicate that since there is a round for rebuttals, I haven't read Pro's arguments at the time I'm typing my round, so that I don't get tempted to refute one of them. So, let's get this show on the road.First things firstI will list here the consoles I will be using: PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo 3DS, PS Vita, WiiU. Also, I'd like to specify I will be adressing the largest community possible, for both PC and consoles.Argument 1: Overall price based on specsI know this argument could have been seperated into two, but I believe both pricing and specs are intertwined when deciding on what to buy.What many gamers and customers in general look at first is the pricing. Now, while I'm not an expert of PCs in general, I know enough to know what specs you would need to have an average and high-quality time for gaming(I have been considering lately to get a PC for gaming, so it's still fresh). I will take as example Intel processors, as I'm not knowledgable enough on graphic cards to make a personalised PC. It is commonly accepted that in order to do gaming on a PC, you need at least an Intel Core I3. Anything underneath, and you don't have enough power to run most games nowadays, aside of low-demanding games such as LoL and a couple Steam games. You would also need around 4 GB of RAM, if not 6 nowadays. And that's just for an average-quality gaming experience. If we check some of the main retailers for PCs(I will be taking some of my country and a few international ones), we can see the average price for an average-quality gaming session clock in the range of the 400-600 euros(1)(2)(3)(4)(note that for non-portable PCs, I'm counting in the price for a monitor, and I will be doing the same thing for consoles). We know that for a high-quality gaming session, you'd need to spend more money into higher equipment. Now, let's take a look at the consoles. First, I'll be listing the pros of the high-quality consoles, aka PS4 and Xbox One(also because these two do basically the same job when it comes to games, only difference being exclusive titles). We know for a start that both PS4 and Xbox One have 8 GB RAM. Something that would qualify for a high-quality gaming PC. Both consoles possess an 8-core(from what i've heard of, it makes the console rather powerful, and most PCs have a max of 4 cores, and sometimes 6) AMD 1.60 GHZ CPU. That alone tops most of the processors comprised in the average-quality PCs. You'd you get all that for 349 euros for both consoles(5)(6)(it should be noted that the price for the PS4 acts on bundles, and so the price for the console alone is cheaper). Add in a decent monitor/HD TV, and you get an average price of 450-500 euros, for much higher specs than what's avaliable on the PC market. WiiU, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita are at a much lower price for different kinds of games(which I will adress in a further argument), although by the standard definition of gaming, the only game on any of these consoles that come to mind is Smash Bros. But I'm digressing. The price for WiiU bundles are at 300 dollars(7), adding in the price of a screen we get to 400-450 dollars. Now, onto the portable consoles. Nintendo 3DS XL has a price of about 200 dollars(8), add in a game(Pokemon Alpha Sapphire as an example), and you get about 240 dollars(9). Same thing for the PS Vita(10)(using Resident Evil Revelations 2). I haven't listed the specs for the WiiU/Nintendo 3DS/PS Vita because they aren't meant to be comparable to PCs, as they're not supposed to be high-quality gaming. WiiU itself, while being the most advanced of the 3, is largely behind the PS3 and Xbox 360 when it comes to specs. So, to make a resume, this argument upholds that consoles have better specs than PCs for a same average pricing.1: http://www.fnac.com...2: http://www.fnac.com...3: http://www.amazon.fr...|1482188031&qid=1444386326&__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M%C3%85Z%C3%95%C3%91&bbn=427937031&sort=price-asc-rank4: http://www.amazon.fr...|1482188031&qid=1444390209&__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M%C3%85Z%C3%95%C3%91&bbn=429879031&sort=price-asc-rank5: http://www.microsoftstore.com...6: http://www.amazon.com...7: https://www.nintendo.com...8: http://www.nintendo.com...9: http://www.nintendo.com...10: http://www.gamestop.com...Argument 2: Game varietyThis is one of the most widely accepted arguments whenever talking about PC vs Consoles, and I'll bring my own take on this. When coming to triple A games(such as Call of Duty, The Last of Us, etc etc...), PCs and Consoles are tied, as the PSN, Xbox Live and Steam are pretty much equivalent. However, you can't play all types of games on PC. The one I'll be the most refering to here are family games, which means PS4 and Xbox One are pretty much out of this argument, and I'll be mainly focusing here on the WiiU, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita. These three consoles display the most variety in games out of all the consoles. On the side of the WiiU, it has an advantage that PC(and other consoles such as the PS4 and Xbox One) cannot hope to compete with: family games, or just fool around games. While the WiiU's interface and accesories(mainly the Wiimote) facilitate grandly the genre to emerge, you can't possibly imagine playing at a family game such as Nintendo Land or Just Dance on a PC. It's just not possible. I won't be making the case about the Kinect, because Nintendo is still the most advanced on this one. Next, we have handheld games inpersonated by the Nintendo 3DS and the PS Vita. Here too, PCs can't hope to equal not only the variety of the games, but their format too. While you can play a console everywhere(in your living room/bedroom with a big console, or at school or anywhere else with your handheld console in your bag), you can't play a PC game everywhere, even with portable PCs. And, the same argument for the WiiU can be used for the handheld consoles: their types of games aren't just suitable for PC. While the gameplay in itself could be used on PC, I will only make the case on what is and what is not right now. You won't find any version of a mainstream Pokemon game outside of the Nintendo 3DS, whether it be on PCs or other consoles. It's a genre that belongs solely for handheld consoles, and is designed for it, and is a serious disadvantage for PC gaming.One thing PC has over consoles at my knowledge is Flash, and thus the ability to plays Flash games. But, let's be honest here, Flash games pale in comparison to the mainstream company-manufactured games sold on consoles and Steam, and couldn't weigh in the balance for PC gaming.Argument 3: FunI'm making this section only to tell that this point isn't possibly debatable, as this matter is totally subjective to the customer.Hoping for lots of rebuttals to get around the totality of the subject ^^