@wandering_halls: Agree 100%. Each have their pros and cons but both are great and I would rate them the same.

@Pedro: Ha that's all there is to do on the PS5! I've been enjoying my last PC build for the most part (10900k/RTX3090) but finally got my PS5 last weekend. So I have been gaming on that since then. And yep you probably guessed it.....replaying the PS5 version of Miles that came with it....and I have already beat on the Pro. Lolz!! Oh well :) why did I buy this now again?? :)

@commander: Why can't the controllers hold a candle to the CV1? I've owned a DK1 kit, CV1 w 3 camera setup, Quest and Quest 2 (yes I have the God awful PSVR and it's horrible dildo controllers too). The 360 tracking with the 3 camera setup was spot on and I loved it....did not like the mess of cables tho :). I had to always tear down the setup when I wasn't going to play for a bit.

I was a little worried about how well the inside out tracking would work but man....I was pleasantly surprised! Yes it there may be some occlusion if I go behind my back but it rarely rears its head. How often was I really doing that. Other than that the ergonomics of the controllers feel the same to me across the Oculus line. I'm not really seeing a major difference and why the CV1 Toich controllers are so much better.

These new PSVR controller straight up mimic the Touch....which is a good thing. Looking forward to hearing more about it and PSVR 2.

This is me exactly. @BassMan and I had this short discussion a couple weeks ago. Yes I know you can hook up your TV to your PC...yadda yadda. I like gaming on PC (my pc is good IMO - custom hard loop w/ 3090 and 10900k, both under water) but I am very similar to @arkephonic and use my consoles and PC in a similar way.

Now for the question, each platform offers some bad ass exclusives that I hands down enjoy. However if I only play exclusives and that's what I was limited to....that leaves me high and dry most of the time.

If ya say so but love that old school PC avatar!

100% get what you're throwing down. I have buddies that do this as well (plus for their video libraries). I've done it in the past too but it's been a LONG time. I love PC gaming but I also have always enjoyed gaming on consoles, so there's my excuse and I'm sticking to it!

@BassMan: That was more of a tongue in cheek comment.

For me personally, I don't do that. I have my dedicated pc gaming area/station that I use/work at. The consoles are on the big screen in the bonus room. In my case, each has its place and use that works for me....maybe not you.

@BassMan: You play two player locally on your PC? Your buddy gets the keyboard while you work the mouse?

Asshat much? The guy likes cars (has a nice one) and racing. Was sharing a common interest...there was no boasting in my post.

Thanks man...appreciate that. I have always been an "anything on wheels" junky since I was a kid.

Nope. I would still have a console for when I want to sit in front of the big screen on the couch or game locally with a friend. There has always been a reason for me to have both and each has their particular strengths.