PC is better than console.

Let's be serious, maybe a little kid loves playing games on their phone, tablet or a Gameboy. A Console is better than PC in almost every way but more importantly in the ways that count. I admit I play subnautica and used to play WOW. PC games are fine, or are they?.. Why have consoles dominated the market for years when it comes to games and why will they continue to do so? Simple... Convenience, simplicity, uniformity, accessibility. 1: "Mods and gaming performance:" If I wanted to work part time for free, I'd be an intern at a gaming company. Not be making mods for free that should've been in the game already, or completely destroying the artwork of the game by changing it for aesthetics , or putting around all day waiting for a graphics booster or a mod that is basically a hack or cheat. Mods don't even work properly 99% of the time and can cause more issues than balances, Having too many mods installed can make the game feel like a crappy fan game and ruin immersion completely, as opposed to a breathtaking experience or inviting story. 2. "We play games to unwind" It's a lot easier to relax on a couch or your favorite chair, looking at a TV screen with appropriate eye distance to receptor and the easy to use equipment that you can literally get repaired anywhere in 7-10 days if it breaks down instead of paying a small fortune to some pretend computer tech for essentially doing a reboot and deleting all of your files because they can't figure it out either. Not all computers, and not all TVs, can output or input a signal via HDMI easily. 3. "There's already pay to play, why do computers have to enable the rich only win pay scheme?" Consoles don"t offer hardware choice, which is both a strength and a weakness. Everyone gets the same box for the same price. This means that game developers can optimize for specific hardware, but it also means that everyone has to use the lowest-common-denominator hardware. This allows everyone to be on even footing no matter the income level. And even worse, because the PC is an open platform, there's no ownership and therefore no desire to drive it forward leading to the stagnant list of run and frag games or hack and slash with no innovation we see only on PC. (Continued from 3) And if that was TLDR; here's the short version: PC gamers will haunt you. They'll emasculate you and your system specs, flame you across obscure message boards, paste your IP address publicly for others to see, and threaten to hack you. (Note: Some may actually succeed in stealing your personal information.) 4. "PC games are more chore than fun." You're playing incredibly long games that are padded by travel time and repetitive missions, or you've a list of online free games, or you're paying for a subscription game, these all end in the same inevitability.... they feel like work. You spend most of your time every day signing in to do what basically surmounts to what feels the same as just another job and you spend your relaxation time.... working for some company that was supposed to entertain you? 5. "Annoying Players" When you're online with other people you're generally just getting harassed by children that think YOUR GEAR IS THE COOLEST AND JUST WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE GAME! Or you're getting trolled by anyone too bored to enjoy the incredibly long and task oriented game you are playing. And most PC games only have hackers on "unpoliced" servers. Steam have Valve Anti-Cheat servers, if you cheat, you get perma-banned.(So they say they are back literally in an hour) at least when I'm trolled on a console game all I have to do is mute their mic and the problem is solved. When you're trolled on a PC game you can loose months of progress through theft. 6. 1. "Crashes" The PC is hugely prone to crashes and freezes making some games nearly unplayable. My friend's Xbox has never crashed on him in the 4 years he's owned it, same for my ps4. I've seen games completely cut out, restart the system, and/or crash the entire computer, which can be especially great if you'd just updated your system and then have to restart the whole process, whereas on console the updates can happens seamlessly a crash only lasts 20 seconds, and usually not only updates and manages itself while it's shut off but also instantly backs up and saves your data to a server. 7. I'm going to run down a list of other reasons because I feel like my points are adding up too quickly, You can play with friends in the same room. Consoles are built for sharing the game even if your friends aren't in the room. Wireless controllers mean I can leave the room and still be playing if I choose. You can plug a keyboard and mouse into any console. DRM licenses. Portability. People like things easy. No technical skills required. There are no PC exclusive games. A lot of Console games support mods now.