@Mirimon78: This is exactly what happens. I don't know what to tell you. I have a pretty capable machine.

@Mirimon78: with PC gaming I have to dual boot into Windows, hook the HDMI into my TV. Display doesn't show right away so I have to cycle through projector options. Then I have to figure out why sound isn't coming through my tv. Disable a bunch of things and make the TV default every time for sound. If I want wireless I have to open up a ultility to recognize my PS4 controllers. Then I have to make my computer forget them before I can add them again. Add them. Then boot up steam. Then boot up big picture mode. Realize the game sometimes boots up with a need for keyboard. Then there are times I need to figure out why my game is juddering and screen tearing. Three months later I find the one out of 1000 check boxes that fixes it after looking on every forum on the Internet. Oh, it looks like the resolution was higher on my PC screen so I the image isn't displaying on my tv. Whoopie!! I love this mystery puzzle before every game. Yay. All this gun tinkering that PC gamers love!

PS4 and Xbox? Turn on the system. Play the game.

Much less stress after a long work day.

And I'm not at all new to PC gaming, I just would rather play my game than play another game trying to get it to run right.

Can't stream any movies or shows either.

@Xenro4: Thanks! So do we have to pay for 3 copies? Or are these different gameplay modes?

Wait, I haven't totally been following and I'm kind of too busy to look it up atm. Are there three new Fire emblem games?? Are they three new giant games?

So $999. But if you want to seriously play you have to buy that amp, which has an unannounced price. Pssh. Yeah. OK.

@Daveof89: Jesus, who cares? Eat a damn Snickers.

@MrFreehuggs: You sound like the type of person who would complain if someone gave you a million dollars. "What?? A million? Why not two?!"

Ah. No.

@Redblaze27: Doesn't mean it's perfect. You can have no negatives and not be perfect.